Olympia High School WW Miller High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Olympia, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1983 volume:

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When Kirsten Mellander talks, people listen. ..,tuais.:.,,, - - , J -1 lac, --- , 4'.,c,-,1q.,.,,4,, 47' V . -,V . -f,e'fS!'i- V 1 This is my best side , smiles another Oly Bear. John Hougan, Rick Barnes, and Ross West: three little angels? Us M f-.M3,,A A .I 1 me A' ' xx. 1, -4 7 1 .. nl x 1 X lf! l X3 I Q A rig -Ar ' A I' n R WN if v X .NQNN I, . fi, K F M2 1 F I K A I D X ' if ,,,..... 1 . ffl ' XT - L41 - I M ,f I, X X N --., 4 f f Q- V-L - vn- 'i-1- vf--.N . K ,. 'Q if .. 5143. I X. 4 x. L 1485453 , K, -.4-.34 X' 'V A 1 :-,fi f 375 ll . '--': v -xc I 'RMP an 4,..x,, , 1 ...mm 'QA If, o 'W'u i I 1 U' , GOOD TIMES 'X ,.4,'- I-IGMECO N ' 4 ff? Y g QQQQQQQ l, ,g Q ,M lf' i l ff' a f5 y s ' g yfg g4.o.t.4 ' fl' U t F i '3 f ff ' i ,vwfsasri-. wmv twigs. r I 45' w 6 4' 4 - l A .gg - ' xx-.'-':..-. .W - ' . .......m3d151'45--' -if .H .-f za, if .. ..-U ,g........-L..,..-1... Oly's campus was invadedmlgyu hippiesg beachbums aridwgreasers' on our traditional dress-up-ldays: Other Homecoming highlights in- 'eluded caach'Duhn's'ig56l5it5Tl?'5EH' F'?S?E'SifS at Friday's..asS.emtaly+ followed by a rowdy car caravan. gg -L.lq-..-. ...n n nm K '- 9 ikmf ,.X Jvc. yn , -1 91? ..,a, an w. ,Q NW H 4-' 'Ax 42,5525 - X . 1 me I , , 'if ,f U3 1 L, F ,,. '+-5Qr42 QMF'5gzn1?,JTJf'- -. .... i...xM '.1-15-'R' f A W- ---A-Sf e coronatnon of Queen Lua Y ec fie th rs in m A .7 1 ur.. Aw Loy Q he v, xr, fi . i fr: M K. 1' X ! 1' ' x , ,, I V 1 W, fl 3 -!':ke Afxp' 1 f IA' x . fs 3 P ,Q X 94 ,E 1 L, Q x w w' .,,4-ff MTX M '5' . J 1 ' 9 ff A L Kilt: '!'VQ'.m:?m f m ffl ,Lx . W ' .. ,.. P 3 , ' Q 1 y ,, ' vw muff- ,1 i .. ,A X Q ,i 1. 1 . Y ,, , 1 I I -41 AX v 4 i, ' ' x ' X xy - t 1- . ESM p f , TN 5 'Fi ' 7.2: , M , f A A X :Z V1LN Q' ,, f in , Xxx I A - TT 'Y J Q ---'01 , .f 1 ' ' P-Q rfmfg' 1. ' J W' W ,mg mx My rv, U an IW A' 1 N i. LA :jf , A I h . f ' K. k ., . 4..- I Q . ,jf -1 7793 ,.-.W 1 4g . 1 i 4,45 1, MT v -wraggyo I 9' ' ' ir-I 1 ,-R H' 5 A ur. sd inf'-' ,.Q.Lr'--' 4. A., . ,fb aku Y - r ' 2.4 ':v' - RT 5 ' '. a x .11 wax, .1 ' 5, - qfwz: ' 3 1, x ' ff 'iii I 1 in I , I 1 I W 'V '21 13 ' .' ,X ' fi' as .IW . N, 'N gp ' W' 'Tiff 5 ' 1' qx ' A. ' --.72 I 4 L fx! I ' A ' X ' X G -14 W 'f m NU K' , I-,Jil -Q- x M U l X r X Angie Acuff and leading tryouts fb G The Pep Staff and the Band boost the football team to another Bear Victory! Monday--50's Day Tuesday-Career Day Wednesday-Flower Child Day l 1 lt was a tough operation, but l think my chicken will pull through, explains future brain surgeon Matt Hougan. Thursday-Valley DayfBeach Bum Day Friday-Blue and White Day Tom Vail practice for cheer- reshman Kathy Brown shows us her 60's The Dance team Punks out to We got the Beat at the Homecoming assembly. 9 pirit. QCIEE AND HER CGCIRT LIA Sr. Princess Angie Paul and her escort Andrew Kapust I , ,l Il,-X Queen Lia Crabs and her escort R055 West Sr. Princess Drea Hoffman and her escort Pat Putnam Freshman Princess Kelli Endicott and her es- cort Mason Denger Sophomore Princess Molly Freshley and her escort Mike Bean Junior Princess Dominique 'alle md her escort Gunnar Olson. T Ik T'-5 iz ,J H E IDRS- !' , f 4 .A -f 'au' 3 zfifr' Q Wo! X Jkisgnxf I H I ha tl, vm 1 I ga, .N . 'M ' 'fm i 'V .1 v P... ' J fl .,ksh . ,R fl' n X r X 3 K 'A K 1 2-xrwigzyw R iw 5 M 1 M, 4 .1- 4, f 1 J, , 4' 'w .. ln. 1 1 if Q IP- as 1 dv Y! hfxlx k W av :E 1 N ' 1 ' Q ri? xx A: 5 lb. x X-. w1'Q.,r53, 2- ww ' 'Z Y , YT X , X Wi ' 'Sh 1 ' ,h HJ. 'v 2 ,E Q 5.1 1 T' Aw f ' Z WRU 4, K nd M 1 ,, My T Wh. Q -. 9 una Ausnn wk. QMUIP If 'AREA Jenny BaHey ,JI P 1 ,. , XZ, ' A A H MX M I 'F' 1 '-1' 51 x. w A., 1 1 K . 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'gap 1 y . -ul Bob Barlo magazine. w peers intently at his favorite ww Abbott David Albert Steven Anderson Erica Ask Steve Sweat Anderson Mike K3 KN fix N NXKXXNIF Q A t i X xy, EQ ew at kwa Q X wm- nr 3 XX Barley Polly W' Nh Baltzell Tlm we xt We re bearfootlng In the mud puddles of course' exclalms Jlll Gibbon Karen Keck and Trisha Campbell Bennett Lance Bert, Jeff Betten, Steve Buckle, Paul Bishop Jennifer Blsmutl Peter Boe Scott Boudla Tony Brandell Cheryl Breslow Robert Brock Bnan Aslln Tony Baker Robm Barlow Robert Berschauer Andy Boe Brnan Brown Jim 'is K S' els . X N, Q f' . if Q Q -. X i Q I . 3 Lg. t I , 3. 2 liste it A ..ff x V I ' Y . V . I Q v 2 X t . . l , . as .. .. 3 l . 5 ttt..e e-e. p . , i i Q. K L.k.k L. K K SS, . at w e A . - 33 . QQ I it . N7 . .-tk . 1- we-3 .W . .. . L A my A A . X .S Sig W .... . N. 5- . AEN, .Q K 1 S K K f- . K - 'W X. - .M .a LL ' - 1 ' ' . r r lk ' Q. . - S is . mr ' , g wg X.-A A - K . 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DeRousie, Brett Duvall Marlene England Cynthla Feist Kenneth Flahaut Scott t '5 34 sw' ..,. ..,t , tt .Q ,,,,..,.t.ww 1 Dorian, Kevin Duffy, Michael What do you thunk you re doing'- asks Karen McHaIe as she smiles at the camera Echtle Davld slnga Ingrid tx. wr w-V Erlcksen Mlke Ernst Jeff Fankhauser Greg Fanning Dawn Fehrlng Chrls pn. ef Y' fs.. my is, fx '- L n Feldman Chris Fenton Sara Ferns Joey Fetters Dan Fetz Ruth Flmner Janell Florek Jeff Foss Patty Frost Steve Gardner Sonclre A1 Gearhart Jim Gibbon Jlll Gibbs Cynthia Gletz Knrk Glfford Teresa Gifford Terry f u y . El . , . ., M.. up X ,L -M ff' -Q C v 1 A 'f my X K V ,M 5 .-t, F X ... ' ' 51 5 , A, ' sr V 'A fr Y K ' A' l VxXx.,. G 'lf if L Y ' ,M - 1 K if R . ri lr A 7' NX A : C trrr hw, I 3 , 'M ' V I 7 I 7 . ,- ,,. tt ,L . x. 1 t., 'TLQ' . N X T -kL. s . N sez : . is N N X Rv- , at X I . '1-2l'i'f-if . C X A . 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'Nixw IQ!-K QNX The Beast fBrent Hermansonl carries away the Beauty fK1m Moesl Nts., N... 5 -0-'+V' Justus Shelly Kapust Greg Keck Karen 1 Kerstetter Derek Klely RICK Klley E,-In Hoyt, Claudia Hudson, Michael Hunt Jeff Hutchlnson Held: Jackson Tern Jacobs Johnson Dlanne Johnson Gloria Kemp Chrlstlan Kennedy Maureen Klntzley Patty Kirsch Merrill Huggins, Kristin Qu' Inlons Caroline nf N i Johnson Debble Johnson Rhonda Kerans Mlke Knsor Carrie l J so , x . ft J fi as sal .. lr WN in si. 1 if R Q it A ' K 3. 'K P 'N sssh Q g g ,,e. A is 5 g X 5 fxgxf' A ,Q N11 -. xt K K . . K X' - si 'Fi ' - .X x 'hx rr vis 9iM. X! WR J I- NS J i -' ' K D , . xx 'Q' ' I , 1 as , . X Ns , X . A . 1 Qyb X' . 1 sv K Q f ,w X f cvs ' - , .g if J X 9' ' I: . X as 3. n T l Y Y Y Y Kk.L Ki ggi . if t N .. -Ex X N if x S. C., . Q ,- Q J. ' V ' qi -sn-3 . Lu. fig f :git mv, M-I, gat., 51:12, mg g Wiz, gil, 421:12 if 'Hx sggin 955 713251. N- ' G11 mgvggrq ' 3215: Wi: ',fijf5,'f'aT, f iiitlwuw N32-:+'Q' 42c,. w:Cw-f Kissler, Eric Knouse, Edith Koinzan, Kristine Krug, Lisa Lally, Marion Lamar, Laur Cynthia Lawrence Peggy Lay Lorretta Anne Learn John Lewallen Barbara 5. - Lewallen Linda Lewis Dodd LEWIS GFCQQ get Y, V Kollmer, Andrew Krause, Patty Krug, Julie u Lamb, Melanie Lane, Greg Larson, Kristine ,- I' Sara Fenton tries to imitate Oscar the Grouch while Anne Zyskl sings The Sesame Street song 503' Lilja Pam Lindquist Richard Locklar Larry Lonborg David Lorton Dennis Lovato Monique I ttt,, ,, k 5' l, . . QA W A I N ...K . .xg rag .5 ,E ,L , i A 'k'if'M i V I ,js K ' ' ' 1 . . . wt A . ,ik W, Us Q. jf' K 5 , g g b fy M rx . ' i 'wr fi 1, ' ,g . 3' Ps' Le , , I 'P' - f , i X f . . . ,, ., . , n - X I X V .sit ni X ,J ,, kL2A ,,1 H I 'cw ffl W if D K Q P? f L 'N 1 . il N Lumsden, Mary May, Jeff McGuire, Patrick McKay, Alisa 5:2 Miller, Rebecca X .li 2 , N 1 -v L Mai, Chi Mai, Trang Martin, Robert Martin, Shawn . r A ,di W ix 5' is 'fs y x 5 mt 'f E ly,-Q 31: Merchant, David .Xl Miskimmens, David Ricky Triggs and Mike Kerans try to keep warm on a cold, winter day. W 'fwwc ,Qi . -4w-,- :14 if li fl Q3 if g N ,, R Meridieth, Dale Mertena, Rhea Missel, Jody Misterek, Matt Q , , 2 rg f I M e , l r Mickelson, Susan Mitchell, Brian Mohoric, Brian Moore, Debbie Moser, Barbara Mueller, Marc Murphy, Shannon Ja ne McCann Joey -ik! 4 Q vi, 4 i - w M ' w ,L , 1, , Xi tai' - .. 1,2 At . , K, , 4 -ex g . 2' ,,:A'F. ' I t if t,, -., , In A McHale, Karen Miller, Mimi N1 Moes, Kimberly Near, Scott w R iii SS f ., ' ii . at Q , t .. v 2 xx if i if N ,Essen Nedrow, Peggy QL . Noe, Anita 11 Niles Alan ,W--al Glenda Weigel takes a break from her typing. Norby. Dan O'Neil, Gary Q ss ' X X X OISOH, Andrea Olson, Donetta Olson, Gunnar cz? N-...P Phan, Xuan-Dao U ' -AL You're looking nice today, Dave Merchant ,aw ,., V 5 V QV 5.0 Paulson, Brenda Payne, Keith Pilgrim, Jennifer Plush, Elizabeth Pond, Kristen Potter, Jim -...fr Ray, Joshua Reinertsen, Deeann Renwick, Michelle Reyes, Richard Peterman, Allon Pritchard, Mary Reinitz, Joy Rice, Susan Xe x X fx is S X X S X, 5 X X91 RX Rl Ie Robin Ripley, Vickie Rise, Shawna Ritter, Tim Rolstad, Betsy t...A.. .l Samuelson Doug Sanderson, Jim Schmidt, Deborah Schoch, Stuart Robbins, Ricky Ryan, Grace ..-.L Scoville, Gary -. Roberts, Mary Salcedo, Jason Sevedge, Debbie Shelley Jonne Slenes Robbre Solt Scott Stewart Jacob Talen Camon Trerney Melany Shorb Scott 1' Smith Darrell Spencer James Q? Stocks John S Tam Sau lobln Davrd K N.. Deb Sevedge and Loretta Lay toast all the Oly QUYS Srmon Judy Skaarer Tom Snyder Tessa Sokollk Tom Stanton Rgdney Stapp Karen Steen Tum X Stephens Delynn Oh my achrng head' sighs DeeAnn Rernert A sen im Strecker Sundberg Craig Tarzan Aaron Thrower Trepanler Sueanne Tnggs Rrchard TU. Mary Tuomn Dennis T R 'TN L , K ,L ' 4-L. 3 Q . ss. J kgs? Q is .- A ss R T 5 J f S ANL Y S r . at .., ui, ., f , ZLN' . ,E -- VJ iz. '52 Q if er V, -.. M I It , r -a T ? ' T S t 1? f a A . KK':r ' Tf4',f'lW? x ,VX r S MJ' I 'l,' ' 1 ,A M 1 -1.L 1 XX I X T , , , Jill , ' QM ,,.r 1 1 K .. an Q M... 'Q' wmv H l J .S-ti v A ' A t 4 E Twibell, Keith Valadez, Matthew Walker, Steve , Walifip. Julie N Wattenberg. Jeffrie Weatherbie, Dawn S .,,,. A as Weigel, Glenda Weir, Tiffany Wieland, Laurie Wilcox, Teresa 'QT' Yegge, Steve , Ziegler, Beth ' S i K ,Qt Vanderwal, Debbie Vaughn, Christopher VOSSE, Katie Wagner. Todd 1 A Warner, Ted Weedon, Chris A , ,Q Os QXQN 'if Andrea Olson and Jody Missel are on the lookout for Elvis Presley during 50's day. Darren P A 't' M .. Wilfong, John Wilford, Debra Wilson, Roger Wolden, Doug Zoller, Greg Zyski, Anne Mazaheri, Mohsen Berry, Philip X Mazaheri, Moshen Schlatter, Gena K N s 3 68 x in ! f. Q X Q Gloria Johnson loves her book! Junior class officers: President Dave Merchant' Vice president Ray Conner' Secretary Erika Anderson' and Treasurer Greg Lane. A-.nk uk :simian 'lar' Hey guys milk sure looks good on you' E b Q f i, xi X- 1 ' M I ian e i is ee,e ry , G f 'EV N s i ' , N A ik J Matt Misterek finally takes a bath! During lunch Ray Conner and Adam Hertleln meditate on that Great Banana ID the sky Finals must have really gotten to Julie Waltrip' 34,4 ,T QENM .,.. X K ,.,,..aul ..t. ,... S . N tA-tt L Is Robin Ripley camera shy? Never' Where IS 10 asks Cheryl Hendricks as she qets r for class eady l l sf V t f st k i ' 'V V' . k A -L 'Lf 4' ' , I , fri' l l I 'lk dm Jody Mlssel and Andrea Olson watch for the tall dark handsome species Al During chernrstry David Tobln brews up some new potlon Melanie Tierney tells Llz Bryden how to bulld a great salad ,iv if '10 ws-. Q ff L I Mmm look at that pizza murmurs Domlnu et s qt! m auqhs lhfsc merry juniors que Calle vi V yi 1-W 9' l X -'X ' a ' 1 - N, X rf ' ' d xl- P... D K V '-.Ha I 4: ly., i 4- if Q y -X K 1 F y Xb P' f K g .. 'M t, 1 F' f if - QL A 3 'K li ' In 2 N Y' M -If M. ., J f . N ' ,fs I , 7 1' l , W X'rr f L ,Q 'X Rus , : 'M S M , fl .f N ' Q X 1 . r o , ff , I .f S. ,. 0 . ,ite I ox Q , v .IJ X' N, -,r- W' N Q ' ,,' ,' e t 's Y M . 3 9 1 k moe? - Q t OPHO i Mar 1' ' 1 4 H ' W-www , ,.,, , 2,,,Q,,,. I if i 5 P' r P- I J F11 'N M A - , - s is agar Jill Nunez knows that a milkshake a day helps keep cellulite away. W' 'Www 11312 :3 .pw Y ' N ,Hi , fn, ' l QM 94 A fs f mi 2.-1 K A -tml Mark Tate, Eddie Thaller and Randy Swilley add enthusiasm to the sophomore crowd. DRES Pmomww Hey, Traci, up to your old good student act again? xki I Thang Nguyen shares his new citizenship experience with his class. ,l- 1' .S M Mouth open wide, Sean Reiter shows how wrestlers eat in the off-season. During the Christmas assembly, Johnny Thaller and Timmy Barlow get part time as elves. vr 'Q1 ff! Julie Marston flashes a peposident smile. fl Che, Sophomores get into the 50's scene during Homecoming Week. ll Kevin Clark gives his Robert Redford look. We-fr Alexander, Tami Anderson, Erik Arko, Lori Armer, Nicholas Q . il Barlow Tum Bartley Tummy Bash Lesh Bates Lon Baxter Dyan Beahm Kam: Bean Michael Beatty Pau Anderson, Lori :va Anderson, Theresa Andrews, Lynn xv N. S'- t l -5, Anthony, Kelli Bade, Chris Baldwin, Jacqueline Ballew, Max Barclay, Charles AN! Walker Secretary Suzy Sophomore Class Officers Shona BSUTEI' Q 'V Koester President Katie Schmidt Vlce president Amy .v-94' Berry Kerth Berry Vrctorra Bert Kelly Bigelow Candy 'N ll A .l Y C.. S y 1 ' X 3 S P it I 3 A S 'b , Q M K r A I A W i Q i ' ,I 1 K 1-.f, X . t . i Y : , re , , , , a A Xt emo, my X ,Q Q1 ig ' l X , HY, . I as . . - X - . Blum, Mike Bobb, Ron Bowman, Mike Brownell, Donald Ca ' n Ric ard rl , . KZ 9 B, t .Qs we 6' 5. , ,e xft 1 it .X Clark, Kevin WU Bossio, David Bowen, Christie Steve Lodefink teaches the band members to yodel! Brady, Leah Bruner, Mike I, Cavin, Steve Clarke, Brenden mf -,pf ,. -r , Britton, Sara Brown, Kari Brown, Michelle Brown, Valerie xg .K 'V x Ash X Bryan, Cheri Cairone, Mike Campbell, Sean Carlson, Christopher Chapin, Chowen, Cheryl Christopher, Christine Clark, Dean Clifton, Jay Close, Michelle Cochran, Angela Coleman, Glenda we .Q or ,mmm and , ll L Collins Michelle Connell Ronald Con ner Paul Connors Lorelei we Coombes Richard Crane John x Q x Crowe Angela X ex X X NSN Q X X xx XX SN X XXX? x x xx x Qxkx N x X QQ xk S35 E Day Ronald 11 -sw DeHart Theodore Rlc Greer cant belleve what that flymg blrd just dld if as-C I Curtlss Teresa Cypert Kevln Damron Oscar Dame! Vlvlan Day Laurie DeHart Dana DeMarce Domrmque an sw Sophomores take time out to relax x ffwm Q ':!' -if 0 - 1 , 4435 ,, f 5 Wwe, - Z' 2 f f W' M a a r of v V 1 gf I , , f' M-W' . , 5 , - Glynn, , L? f: 1 V 1 V V ' 4 X ' A K, ,hw f J , If ' 5 '-'V 7 ' I , . V ' Yeikwzf M V V ,, ,,, ,,s,W , ,W I f tl ' f V w ' , W mc l , :h' , . X , , ,,,,, , 3 W , ' ,ff iz f f 72. , X ,,,, Xf JV' , W2 il V s Z .r W 1 y f, f h fi , , 1 r A X5 i Densmore, Kristin swf Dodd, Robert Eason, Cathy . ' X . Xxl Eldridge, Patrick Engel, Paula DeRousie, Michelle Devine' A Nu' Dewall, David Dinan, Jennifer Dodd, Brian Doench, Tawnya Donaldson, Todd Dorian, Michele Doyle, Brian Earnest, Terri lil err' Eberle Leah wt Elsworth Jeffrey 3 pk P' M,-nb Eggers, Tammie Endicott, Kimi X .- The cafeteria food is so bad, says Cathy Krinbring. ZZ- Evans. Paula Fasano, Steve ,f- Feist, Teresa Ferrandis, Pedro Fesenbek, Rena Fiedler, Eric Flaisig, Edward Flem, Sylvia E Forrest Kevrn Fossett Jeff Fox Lrsa Freeman Bryan Frelnwald Patrlcla Freshley Molly 'Q +1 Don Frye Alex George Chrrs Greg 1 Gray Valerie Greer Ric Hammar Suanne Hanna Wlll Shelly and Dyan exchange notes before class Gee Steve 34 ww W Q! af., 1 'E wa. Gottbeht Sonya Grant Jeff 13' yr ...nv-1 Gubbe Dianna Ken Guy Danrel Halsch Jeff 'M Hannaway Lorna Hardy Terry Hastlngs Jennifer Henderson Lynn ,Aw fn ,f I M ' ' . . , , -Q ll .W .- . . . G G K 'Y K.. . , y,Waa-ar e 5 , , ' ' E: gk, . ,f f ,, 1 g 1, .v'-jj . f ri, I ,W ,, A ig i, W., ig ' -, , ' - f ff V , z - -' 4- I fir -' K Q. 5,2 'V 1 v , ., ' W 2 11 1 V 1 2 -W ' 1 ' f-,H ...,,,,,, ,. . . G . ' I I A ,,, . . 5 1 - Mgt I ' ,, - - . 2 ,f v 1 1 I , ' ' , G rg 1 .. if W ,f f I 4 , J. , no 'K ' 4 , ...... A v y l v 1 I v U y Hermanson, Brian Hinchcliffe, Michael Q... .V K ,.f ' .- vlafffw Hippe, Kevin Hoffman, Greg .,: X N . 5 i vy . K Holland, Tonya Holmes, Leslie 1 Hunsinger, Michelle lnouye, Holly ks 5 . as sf... N k ss it swlxswsw K. R X XX J . ...... . . . . , . M.. - K. K ar' X , . . sc an s-so ' 1 un..-If Jarvela, Rhonda Jenkins, Katie Johnson 5-. Christina Johnson James 4':i'T'TtY Hinchcliffe, Randy Matt Hougan stares at some girls in the cafeteria. Holdren, Elena tis ,sl Holt, Andy Hougan, Matt Hsu, Clarissa Hughes, Shelly 59 w-.4 le Xz 'T'i' ' ' Mr.: .4-JWPJ x K 5' Af . .. K s E 3 'S . 3 Q Iverson, Marcia Jackson, Becky Jackson, Leslie Jackson, Lisa Leslie Bash gets in shape Johnson, Michelle be I 6 2 ' 1 Q Kellogg, Brenda Kloepfer, Michael I if x Krevey, Kimberly 4-1- LaFontaine, David nu Lawrence, Kevin X Jones, Traci Julius, James Kannitzer, Kimmie Keating, Kara 'Wt 5 'lv Af 'ez . ,wi -,BL 1 all , Kennedy, Kris to 'f' Koester, Shona 'wikis .A Q eg , 1' 3, 5 15 Q, 1 55 we ' Yr 5' 1 N., Angie Cochran gets into 50 s Day. Krinbring, Cathy 4117 7. . - YI .., Larson, Dan Lattimore, Marcella l 'flu O LeBlanc, Adrienne Legette, Steven Lilja, Robert Lindberg, Jill I fi Kees, Joseph Kirschner, Michael 'Fear F . Koonrad, Sharlotte Kruse, Kathleen Laux, Debbie Linehan, Kerry Lissner, Ronald Longacre, Jeff Main, Karen Malroy, Timothy Marr, Erinn lcAferty, Rebecca Lockhart, Christopher Loonam, David Malm, Karen Markoff, Jeff Bill McCune, Patricia ir. i i Lodefink, Steve Loftus, Angie Lohrengel, Kimberly Lonborg, Eric A qs-.W Lorton, Carl Lozier, Doug Mack, Melanie Macomber, Bonnie Richard Carlson and Eddie Flaisig look for their lunch. se: uf t X ,V X x ifli l X Marston, Juli Maxin, Mark May, Shawn Mayo, Richard awfg , 4 x Q.. f I ,,,, . it 1 McDonald, Timothy McKinley, Kim McLachlan, Peter Medak, Carla Mellander, Lars 'f ,, N ,B , -'A AV eng, e, JF -3 E all ' -All J . K' X ,Q 5 Mihelich, Michelle . ge 3 Q . V 5 .Q ' 'M L, l 5 M Milton, Jefferson X CZ' Moody, Ben Myers, David Nelson, Paul ,--.. Nleml Tony SQ, N 6. Ocken Suzy X x wx NS Palmer Heldl Pearson Jenn: Pedlgo Davld fbi' Prlce Erlk 'c lll 54 37' Norberg Terry Nordland Amy Normoyle Cameron Nunez Jlll O Leary Chrlstl x N f Ockerman Julle Parthasarathy Suma Two tough sophomores Nick Armer and Steve Larsen walt tlll the last minute to go to class Peek Dawn Probst Jennifer X K Peltola Shawn: Putyrae Laune Peck Debbie Plamo don Shawn Pontius Steven Prather Marnie qu--v Randall James Rathbone Wllllam Ream Llsa A 1 fx . ., In XX 4 l ll X! Q 5- X 1 'Q ' wha A - X ' - 15. , 4, in 1 lu f .4 Af Tl r v- , y ' X L. Xu Z . ., -'X X K Y Q. ...,.,.c If I5 1 -, if N. 'l XX ' ,ff ' V 8' N S' N W a 1. ,, ' . g wi K E x A 1 fag, V . ,ga- ,JV f ilk? T f 4' S ' E X vw 'N , l if? V XM I A xy, . . .. . QA .' 5 xf ' a. xii, x 1 , I g . vf Ly h K --9 Xi K .X , K x ' We X X . v . - . ' n . l . . ' 'T E I . I -Q35 Q, 1 xg fl' ,- ' - 8 K . 5 e . I an 1' -. 1 , gr-if k Y X fir Q. 'Q T , age Q 9 X .9 A R Q2 T 1 J K X XA as v 1 v . v ' . , ' Reed, David Reiter, Sean A fx Paul Smlth and has banjo make qulte a pair Renberg Marnie Renwick Scott Richards Susre Roberts Enc Rogers Bnan Romrg Tam: Roney Thomas Russell Ronelle Samuels Stacy Schaffer Joshua Schamberger Enk Scheffer Ben i Schmidt Kathryn Schmitz Tumothy Schoenrng Sonja Schultz Mark Seago Joan Seidman Alanna Shearer Llnnette Shook Holly Sregle Chrls Smith Mrchelle Ruffler John Schick Susan Sears Chnstma K. Smith Paul .1 R - x f v' lx -f , Fi . . . . . ' l....... . . , I, X ' 1 , N .s .X - .R U 58 xv 4 . IQ ' f ' 'pg A - S 'C' ' N It - 'fi ' - R. ' ' X g Ns X , X In W 1 ' I D I . I l I I I I . I . fini' 1, ' . r ,Q x I 5 '3 1' 'A f ' , A 'S' I ir df L .ff -- I I I I I I ' I .fa g 3 '-'t P' X Sf 5 I' ' ' f -I 4' ' ' -- - in - . - S, ., X . V I n ,. ' f y t ' is K .K -E I f we is I-A' me R r..s . . I I V I 1 I I . 5 ,X Q., I K ' 1-f -' 1 X X fi I 4 I S x X E q I I I I I . ' I ttf Smotryskl Terr Stannard Cecllla ,... Stephenson Karl 'ir' Stone Mark Swllley, Randy Tarzan, Jessrca Y ig! Snell Nicole Q.. -I Stedman Llsa Stllson Donald 91 -can Strong Barry Taller, Barbara Tate, Mark Solt Gwyn Stehr Troy Stoll Scott .4 Sutton Lonna Tanna, Karln Taylor, Megan Spaulding Beth Speed Llsa Spellman Dee Dee Melanie Mack and Kelly Bert pose for the camera Ben Scheffer mlngles with the upper classwomen 5 u . 'X g Ti 'vw f. ,, .. lf g Ay 'fy x - X A , as g, .' I v ' v I l U :sit tl' V .N X I ' f v , ' V Y ,UT I . Y S I C., ' ,,,,.. L.: l - X tx v , - Thaller Eddie Thompson Shannon nv' 545 Thunell Llnda if ...I Tllson Michelle Tracy, Make 3 8- Twlbell, Paul 1' Thaller John Threlen Kimberly W5 in Thompson Sheila Thompson Steve Tlbbetts Michele ix Townsend Ronald Turner, Tlkl Llhlman, Teresa Um l don t know lf I want my plcture taken says Ken Gunther as Kevm Forest smlles for the camera Tldeman Peggy N ww? Hey, I ll trade you my English class for your P E class, says Tum Barlow to John Thaller . V ,V txizq , Y Q -l. 'f fx' W W :p g 6 s W T h u H ,X 9 T. X P -c T, 'L' I ' f - A ' K , st-L -rre ' he 39' f V ui I , fl 1' 1 if 'U .. rr, , ' ei ,W n f X , , .ff K' ' K A vi Q ln A X W Q, y , X... xii Q V Vall Kathleen Vaughn Doug Ventar Melmda Walker Amy Ward Mark Walk.,-.5 Doug ? '4 Wlllrlch Chrls Wilson Je Wlnter Dan xx Wlnter Tum Wolfson Michael Wolverton Michelle Wood Brenda Woodruff Scott Woodworth Sherry CY x l l X Young, Eric Zappla Bethann Zelgler, Krlstln qw ka! s-f' va? 'K Wack Jennifer Wagner Audra Wagner Leah Watson Randy Watts Rochelle Weeks Jeff Robb: Parklnson at work during welding class Wright Carson Wright Verda Wubbena Tyler Zimmerman, Charles Thang Nguyen ' I C Q , gin gf, V , If :Q 'QC' fe it e .V C wi, 51 jx' i .C xi ,D I ff ' X l f,Af WTEECQ 1 . A' Q Cra i aC A J, P Q Y C C 1, ' 1 1 C xl X K ,' l A X A I C gl C 1 T C C , C C v ff C ' ,. N W , A C ' x if I C lf 5 .r ' ' ' ' ' - 9 r n - - v 1 l l C C5 F RESHME 2. ME!!! This meeting of intelligent minds will now come to order Mary Anderson signs up for that final class. f,-4. 1 I, A I V H 2555? 4 - -Vik: . - 5555 : QV L E :HEEL ,- Doesn't Darrell Cochran look a little uh . . . .... sick? Dave Moody attempts the perilous bench Walk' Q A x Benny, Chris, Eric, and Skip give us their tough guy looks. Watch out Rocky IV, here's Dana and Shannon! A t tr, adv' What next? asks Tim Simpson. 8 Lynn Morrison looks skeptical about going to class. - 1- liv sml' K if T Denise Aasen Jeffrey Albert Eric Alexander Kevin Allen Kimberly Ames Amy Anderson wr 'hgh Andersen Mary Anderson Megan Angier Kenneth Ardelean Hans Bailey Lisa Baltzell ur' David Barber John Barlow fwwm Freshmen Class Officers John Burreson President Chrissy Manning Vice President Eliza beth Pearson Treasurer Wendy Carlson Secretary Pat Barnes Tracy Barnes .wuqt ,qw 'gy 111 'swf' wwf' 'N' Trevor Barnes Steven Bassett Steve Beagles Lisa Beaver Marla Behlke Jennifer Belchler Kim Berchler Tracy Benn Lane Bennett Rachelle Bensley Maria Berntsen Andrea Bickle if tx, by it ,f ,M . E I W' --K , ' V V' SF V, wcmzsifd 3 , Q 1 ' 2 ' ' ' l , Y - - Q , J Q ' 'Y A . 2 , N L au - at V V .fs--v1Q TfQ15e:fQ ' My :ZA 1 . 4gf'siI', .W M L F -'Zi X 'U' 'M , , vw ' 1 V I ,lr t N ' 'uf ' ! 1 . A - V . . er . . Brett Bjerke xts 1- 1 i Teresa Blaylock Mark Boushele L Kathleen Brown John Burreson Bruce Byles Phillip Blakeway This group of friends meet for the latest gossip. Nancy Bloom I!! X57 Rene Bracero Shannon Bradford Candi Bragg George Brandell Jamie Briley it RN-4 .qs it Lane Brown Matt Brown Pennie Brown Stephanie Brown Timothy Brown Kevin Bush Angela Leonard and Lisa Terry fit right in on the OHS campus. Mark Carlson Y' Michele Carlson Wendy Carlson Tonya Carpenter Elizabeth Champagne Jeffrey Chiasson Cathleen Clark , li ei 9 13 X E , 'QR , i, L Mike Clark Aubryn Clarke Darrell Cochran Amy Colantuono Sean Brett Collins 'Q 'CQWQ 55 ,N Gerald Collins Stephen Collins Michelle Connor John Cook Kerry Cooper Mike Cooper Ellen Corbett Heather Corbett uw? FQ. Cheryl Coyne Scott Crumley Kris Curtis Neil Larson and his pet horse Kevin Bush gallop around camp us Kirk Cypert Randy Dalebout Curtis Daniels S 6' w iff? Carol Davis Shelli Davis tif' Nqr- Q74 Randy Day Dawn Deacon J X K N 1. Peter DeCroupet Mason Denger Q12 7 Greg Dunham Shannon Egerton Gerald England Shawn Fairhurst Patricia Ferguson Barbara Finn ,...f-- .,,a1 1 Alicia Doench and Sara Mulligan seem excited about the new love potion 1 Lf me--3' John Dukes Brett Deuter Robert Diebold Alicia Doench ,R 5 W ,bi . . A f' 1 1. Y V Q ,' V ,W ' g , ,,., , Q.-.1 R- , A if Q 5 W 5 :Q :gg fy. fa ffl nr Jacque Eich Sandy Ellis Donnalee Elwess Kelly Endicott 9u.., - , 2 ff t , W ' VA K, V ,M fm Y Lyn Fay Fehring Gar Feldmann James Ferguson 'E' Angela Fitzmorris Lila Flohr Marilyn Forrester Kristy Franzen 1 X Frances Froehlrch Tonya Frye X X Xxx .vw NN QQ wx t X ws www XX ,ph Charmln Gibson JUN Lon Grubbs Dana Guttormson we X Q txs X N l Af at Margo Guykema Bobby Hall Davld Heath Robert Hemmlg Mlchael FFOSI Kelly Frultrlch Art Gardner Andrea Gennottl Sharon Goeckner Michele Grenler X .9 we i WW' Nun' xv? Suzanne Malcom IS ready to play but are her teammates? Dnnalrl Gnu 'qu' Michelle Hanson Marla Harder Irene Hargraves Kevm Hams fl Q by Q N NX Xxx XO we Q, sw X YN fin. K Roger Hendricks chael Henry Robert Henry Jeffrey Herblg ' . A 'K Y. Wi, ' I we-1 i w t -1 7- 9-1 ,X .' , . .. X tx M .... t K , kk 4, i. L ' as e N9 H fm ik t L X .A t L 1 ,. X - A , Nth, A wk ki , t W V. L T. L ' , . ,E , . - ee X gfzr ' pi , . V ,..,, k MX L , . . . r x , 'f sl A A. KR- 3 - 1 Q Q5 ii 'R Tia- -are f ,S , M ,.t. .t.:: S -R J t W , t ' ' ' Mi ' .N ' Vx Q 1 X David Herrera Emily Hetland Gordon Hicks Daina Higginbotham - Julia Hill Robert Hill Rex QQ-v John Hoehne Randy Hovda -'A ig' in , A ir A .Ji-5 . ' -fn W K. 65- gggw- - Ns 1 Kelly Endicott and Tonya Frye are just hangin around . Kerri Howe Greg Hulbert Steven Huseby Stephen Hyer Jennifer Jenkins Christine Jenks lx xT '7' Xi X Emily Johnson Tim Johnson Stacey Jones Kevin Kartman 'V J, u- N 5-X fiiwiilsi 9- - eo . L . '25, Q 1 x 'N Christine Knostman Teressa Kropp Susan La Rue Lisa LaFond , A bv' Q-.1 Dean J - Dan Johnson , . QW ' 'ri F442 Z 4.-4? A U B 3 5 lk ,, 7' '52 V xk M April Kiely John Kiely Teresa La Mar David Larson 'axis . Eric Larson Neil Larson Students ln IPS observe Mlke Cooper s precise work Courtney Latta Chrlstlne Le Base 44' -ur' ,df-ff .fc Veronica Leachman Russ LeBlanc Dannle Ledgerwood Kenneth Lehman Roger Lewls Julle Llchtenberg Scott Lohr Joel Lundberg Carllne Lundmark Suzanne Malcom Chrlstlne Manning Erlc Maraby 'Q' vs' qv- 1 ml Wh... ll Michael Martin Jenny Marugg Re cca athlson Ryan Matthews Ton: Maxwell Mike McCormick hi 'kfrfvhw Wwwmg hwwmmu is ganna? Monlcalyn Mc Cully Vlncent Mc Dowell Kimberly McKay Tracy McKendry Jerry MQKlmmey Craig MCKISSICIQ qi. L 1, A David McPherson Ron Mead Larry Messegee X Deidre Miller Hong Moc Jennifer Moes i David Moody Terry Morris Michelle Morrison Becky Mumford Angela Murphy Paul Murray 4 I Emily Hetland is hard at work studying for the big test. Q e'r Kelly Moye Y ' l Toni Moye Megan Myers Sean Myers asses 1 QM N F ,sinus Looks to me like another boring day! V254 Boris Nelson ,nl Christine Nelson if Q 7' Six llsilfgff sim! 1 W N Sa Tania Mueller fi- if Bobby Nedrow Doug Neufeld AX' Cv Truong Nguyen Ann Nunez Leif Olson A Rebecca Pampalan Alfred Peterman Anthony Phlllppsen Tonya Phllllps Becky Read Klrk Robertson xi f-out 5-:z...,.,ms,,.s..-ur' Sean Parker Troy Parsons Mlchelle Patters Elizabeth Pearson Nicole Pentt Klm Peters as if we 1- 7' Karla Phllllps Presenting The flying Zamblzzl famllyl kk iw M-...A l..-A X,- Chnstopher Phlnney Kevin Potls Brian Potter Gary Pratt Daniel Ralnford Uv' ELM K' Kristen Reed Leslie Renwick Debble Robb Llsa Robbins x J Don Rollman Jullann Ross Chris Roth Wade Ruch Roy Ruder . 4 I P Q . K V A Q. -7 1, I :- - . l ' A ffl? fl . ' ' ' at T. L ,,, Q A V 5 Vrf: A was , as X r-et 'ryy y e- A if , , fig ,rV, . engine a ::: ,W l EM xl, . E 'W' N. i of kx K www? ,t A mf:--z vfxf .,f -Qlyfrfs I t n . A U I , . . . h so ,reerr i f - r 4' 'll':,L, ei w A, V x . V,,. V , 5 an . 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Mark Thomas 'lf Taylor Chrrs Taylor Doug Taylor Lnsa Terry Davld Thomas Jonnue Trlplett Sarah Tlerney Beth Trlson Bryon Tlppmg Tuan Tran Dlxle Trlggs pun Davld Walters Debbre Tygart Kimberly Lllvenes Greg Vaughn Ronald Ventar Steven Wagner plan' Darrell Warner Devl Watson -wr-rv Bert Webb John Welsenfeld Q' .Q Q J -A 'll I I Ann Made Wentworth Mary Whlte Wendy Carlson desperately needs help from her frlends , a rg, 5' Xxx v7 , I ,AL Steven Whitlock Jennifer Wise Dean Wood Bret Workman Robin Wubbena Loren Zarrell .rrr. t M M rrr, L .N 5 4 - 3 an Freshmen guys are ready for the action in their reserved bleacher seats Steve Bassett puffs away on his mighty trombone Wm Kim Peters Nicole Pentt Dlonna Swanberg and Connie Strand line up to turn in their completed bubble sheets at the end of arena Q N' .. wt U X 71? 'Y Q I Y ', ' K4 I if 3 'er ......i . - Es-x pu K J YJ . 5 Wv.,'Z3V,. 2 f .Q'7fs:5 ff ' ' 477 uf. W f W 5 5 iii, CULTY k 'X X T i sm Sy x 2 XX? X ,WN X gy fs ki , I Q . if R, W is S x X Mr. Rutledge stops to say hello, while taking out the trash. exclaims Coach Dunn E l've heard that the surgeon general has determined eating apples to be danger- ous to your health, says Mr. McGuire to Mr. Ellick. Oly ball bear style, Oly ball bear style - 1983! The bear blitz will con - tin Vz 0964 x 853 + y-xj, Any volunteers!? asks Mr W'q Melusky. XX NW ,E X-as s .. Y, .ws X X NNN K xwmm Now look Elder says Mr Anderson it says right here I m the chief and you re the fireman' Jenny Williams gives Mr. Allen some helpful advice concerning the proper GQ stance. Mrs. Milholland asks Tim Williams, ls this really your hair? M alan- ii Richard Hunter - Robert Bigelow Wally Fisher of Superintendent School Board School Board Education A D l N l S T R A T l O N Dale Herron Principal ,.,.,,,.,..w-no Esther Knox Barbara Roder Lloyd Wolford School Board School Board School Board WY David Ensberg Dave Ellick Vice-Principal Vice-Principal HQ xx, Dianne Kern Jan Chase Nan LaBell Phyllis Gribbin Secretary Secretary Registrar Attendance ,A .SX N ix X is S 3 X Xi N MM B Q QXX 92-X J Www Sk Art W : 52. : cn m, CD l'TI Q. s: n m 'JZ o :s Q,.f Y Larry Freemantle A rt June Marsh Doug Johnson Art Business Ed. Robert Dunn Jim O'SuIIivan Joan Hanna Business Edl Business Ed. Business Ed. l if Jane Wise Business Ed. L ,iJ Ws r 'i'i L is virk. B ,,.: 1 A La R -. 3, mizsgagfifgelgf , f Y-MN S 44 -grrx-: ' ,. 9 if f '..- fl X, is 1 fir B i Kenn Kerstetter English T Patty Barber Business Ed. 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KA g F., ,Q I A I at Wi '..x lk A f -K nfl' Richard Robinson Floyd Blizard a g Math Math Bart Wachter Industrial Arts Math K fi I OLD' Merle Nelson Math Social Studies Ray Arnold Wayne Sortun Social Studies Social Studies l ff , ., ,MW ix Brad Jackson Brian LeTourneau Social Studies Social Studies Phyllis Baas Gery Gefgt Social Studies Social Studies if Anne Avery Colleen Wedam Social Studies Social Studies Mary Jane Adair Sally Hendon Aide IEP Work Experience vi .-N .Q ww-- Work Experience And l.E.P. 1. Jan LaBell Work Experience at .gba-A Chris Mondau IEP Gayle Berg Mary Southon Aide IEP Judie Schmidt Joe Kinerk Aide IEP IEP V E! 1 , Y 41 ' fi I' 4? Q? xx? R 'ai Q R W X Wx, . x 2 , 5 m ,, i Dan Lundberg Wayne Timmerman Music Music 'x ii i' fr. M ' i L.'I.' .,. ,, ' , ,V Physica i Education Bruce McQueen P.E. Maggie Bean John Amidon P.E. P.E. Jerry Hinton 90 i PE Science S is Bill Maguire P.E.fStudy Hall Jay Elder Science Vicki O'Leary Vem Hummel Science Science HQ! up , a n , i iii f Q. if , -' VV ,, ' MES M -M - fi ' ,il F iffvdizlr' V.i Viic 1 A e fmlll ,ii, .rf i e e Jon Krause Lee Guilford Walt Chance Science Science Science Student Activities 4 A ,AR ft. Mimi . . .and they lived happlily ever after. Jeff Ernst gets smashed at the Honor Society potluck! ,,, --.,,, , A l.u-- I' ,X . Ja, A 43-Eff' X s 2 ik ,W M Q3 , ' if nm D-7 5 R . 4f,,NHEKCx, ankle K s .te 'You take this half and lll take the other half. says Mr. Swanberg. 'ii Marianne Winter is not impressed by Andy Kapust's manners. It was this big, Mr. T., reaIly! exclaims Ross West. Here's th n Rowe. T1 Mp e money' now take my Picturef' bribes Gfetch' Asako Tanaka enjoys her American studies. nm YQ' Chris Austin is caught in the act. Foreign Exchange Students wa? ' fetffyeigg neke . iel Q no Tero Ahava Maria Alonso Kimiyasu Anekoji Niklas Blomquist Luis Cristo Marie DeLavillatte Finland Spain Japan Sweden Mexico France i 'i' ihnd ' ff iii elif? 4 F X ,f it fills Maria Diaz Pedro Ferrandis Rainier Pietschmann Dominique Piret Asako Tanaka Zivadln Zivkovif Mexico Spain German Belgium Japan Yugoslavla In the midst of working hard at the computer terminal, Rainier takes a break. 94 ls it E.T? No it's just Peter doing an imitation of the little creature. 5 g 3 1,1 , Asako chats with Mr. Letourneau and others after a delicious dinner. l-, At the International Club dinner, Zivadin and Shawn Ross flash their charm- ing smiles. , sf ,ln gk, . ' x Q. I F H I is Q yt ,Qs RQ s by xfgigwfzg' my Q as Assn., H 'F ff iwffiii emu -'gr ,rs dmifwg-'LSSQF is t 3, 5 if J-D 'jf K--1 wh W fs. , '9Yf f fif'.,Kw' yy. 1 .l- 5 . . my , X 4 qt.. ...... A x A. 3 Lola gazes into space while she chews on her eraser. Tero struts his stuff on his way to class Foreign exchange students gather for a group picture. Asako says Peace baby ....W..,! Homecoming stripper Denis bears it all. Members of the freshman skit contemplate taking the big jump. The juniors line up for action. rkf' 'M,,,....M--ff '-S. ,ww ff... Tom Vail gives the crowd the typical Coach Dunn pep talk. f ,..... ,, 1 r 1 Also appearing at the assembly were Sophomor , yen Y 1 XL! l Q 4 ' M. pvlrbl ,pu-ll M I 9 '9 wwf if Pla' Lid If es in Space. Q n L .L.. I U ix HW r V f. M W., The seniors hail the mighty Dunn. on wgiky tn .1-'S S- 1 ig! ,.,.-.Mm Michaela Keating is really excited by the suc- cess of the food drive. ws ,W.,.....,..,,,,k M S C ' ff Dave Merchant rubs the junior class victory in Shona Koester's face. i - .S XY S S -If ' sw All of the teachers, including Mr. Kuhl and Mr. Amidon, get into the holiday spirit. ig? ... in 'Q' is Y Q4 I' -y '3':v The Bears come through with over 11,000 cans -- a new school record. , ,,VV A A r Y - - . - ,f -, iff swfzs, , .1 -- www . A fs 1, ,f,. 'f ,. 1 Wifi? 75215, Li . .4 ... j-1 1,1 - ' I' 5 ' '1- ' W i-A . V - 4 ' r 74 W nm iw jg in :Q , Www l ,, - M536 Santa Claus 1Dan Sweeneyj and Miss Merry Christmas fKirsten Petersonj lead the Christmas assembly. .LR S-iii x N t 1 . 'N X . X N is X N X 5. we Ns? vm-mm www... un. aw., QX65. . ifkg-'SN m, , if X W. A-fl! M.. Ea. pt. . xx S 1, . xx A X -Maw, 1 r Q . N H ig-r w .-S ,P vi 'KKK 3' 1? TMP wi' Wa' I ,,.N fy , , 'HJ if gf 'B V ,, xx 4? 'ef 'Q k f M 4 if x f X .4 L P w J Tolo 1983 This year's Tolo had a phenomenal amount of wall Flowers, nun... Wow - that's some pretty interesting equipment he's got there -thinks Melanie Teirney Now this is our idea iof a gaad time thinks Kathy Thomas and and Julie Haynes. Susan lngrim with their dates. Sue Cosdin get's into the groove at the Tolo, Stranger keeps 'em dancin' at the Tolo. Peer Row l: S. Gee, J. Pond, M. Tygart, E. Anderson, A Wagner, T. Giles. Row 2: C. Le, T. Jones, L. Raab, K Renz, W. Hanna, K. Forrest, H. Cullen, K. Keck, B Hermanson. Row 3: J. Lindberg, M. Tu, L. Wieland, G Lane, P. Putnam, R. Conner, T. Snyder, G. Schlatter. Row 4: P. McLaughlin, B. Lundberg, A. Acuff, C Bryant, K. Vosse, S. Martin, B. Lissner. What exactly is peer support? Mr. Dick Allen, group leader, described it as a group of people who want to help other people and have the skills to do that. Peer Support Team members offered free tutoring to over 80 of the peers, pro- vided new student orientation to approxi- mately 150 new students, and presented a freshman orientation. They also gave a pre- sentation to incoming 9th graders on the transition from middle school to high school. In addition, the team hopes to start discussion groups in study hall. Mr. Allen's peer support class was also in full swing. Members gathered informa- tion and conveyed it to the other members not in the class. PST was there to help everyone. PST was a team. We tried to make the school atmosphere more enjoy- able, stated Coung Le. I want you! Qto become active in P.S.T.l. says Mike Tygart. if-., P 'iiki Gretchen Rowe tutors Jennifer Wise before school. Support Team me ii Z r Dennis Lorton puts his tissue where his mouth is. -sun, Steve Manning displays his P.M.A. fPositive Mental Atti- tudej has Dave Lonborg and Steve Murray refrain from laughing at weird gestures of Charles Larson. Steven Hutsell and Dave Merchant listen confidently to Joe Nolan's Mike Tygart takes aim at the photographer. Jennifer Bishop, Karen McHale, and Grace answer, but Matt Misterek doubts it. Ryan can't wait to hear the punchline to Kim Yamane's favorite joke. What is Knowledge Bowl? Copied after TV's College Bowls aired during the mid-l97O's, they consist of four-member teams trying to answer questions ranging from Colorado history to world wide politics. The Bears took part in three local competitions, winning two firsts, BO l two seconds and one third place. ln state competition OHS will be represented by at least one team. e rl e NN .D .H J- .. W K were f 3 4 Front row: D. Merchant, M. Misterek, K. Yamane. 2nd row: K. McHaIe, J. Bishop, J. Ernst, K. Malm, T. Jones, C. Le, Mrs. Pfeifer, M. Mohzeri, S. Yegge. Back row: D. Lonborg, S. Hutsell, J. Nolan, C. Austin, C. Larson, M. Tygart, T. Elsinga, Mr. Ensberg, A. Perkins, M. Wolfson, Zika 103 Debate Debate is an experience that will help me in every facate of my later life, stated Alice Bers- chauer. The debate class exposed students to all phases of public speaking and provides excellent grounding for work in drama. Some class require- ments included expository speeches, oratory speeches, and dramatic and oral interpretations. The debate students looked forward to the trav- el opportunities to debate tournaments, meeting new people, and the confidence gained through public speaking. Debate tournaments consisted of one team rebuttaling another on a topic through researched facts. Students chose to take either an affirmative or a negative stand on a controversial topic. This year's major subject was arm sales to foreign countries. Adam Hertlein summed it up, lt's fun, but you do a lot of work. Row l: P. Twibell, K. White, A. Holt, S. Thompson, A. Berschauer, J. Maurer, J. Stippich, P. McLachlan. Row 2: A Hertlein, M. Misterek, Mr. Arnold, T. Snyder, K. Turner, L. Lafond. fNot pictured: J. Williams and D. Merchant.J I Sheila Thompson cross-examines Alice Berschauer lA 1982-83 Winners THE WINNERS CIRCLE The debate team collectively took 29 trophies this year. They have now placed 2nd in state for 3 consecutive years and have produced one state champion, Ted Wham. DEBATOR entire team varsity team entire team entire team Tessa Snyder Sheila Thompson Jenni Williams Alice Bershaurer and Jane Maurer AWARD 2nd place lst place Quarter finals Semi finals 2nd place 2nd orator 5th oral interpretive reading lst Sr division LOCATION S W Wash districts St Martin s College Evergreen State College Tournament Puget Sound Tournament S W Wash Lincoln Douglas Debate S W Wash St Martin s College Debate S W Wash St Martin s College Debate SW Wash St Martin College Debate Jennie Williams and Sheila Thompson Peter McLauglin and Andy Holt lstJr division 2ndJr division S W Wash St Martin s College Debate St Martin s Tessa prepares her comments on a debate. Coach Arnold evalutes a debate, while Selma Hanna observes. Computer Consultants SITTING + Dwight Moody. ROW I e Bill Davis, Victoria Freiwald, Kathy Short. ROW 2 ' Mr. Ensberg, Greg Zoeller, David Thompson, Ric Kiely, Rob Breslow, Mr. Herbert. Honor Society A computer center was estab- lished to house the ten Apple ll's which arrived this fall. To aid in keeping the computer room in order lsanej and to aid students in their programming, computer consul- tants were organized. Joe Clements, TESC intern, supervised the center and provided needed expertise in this area. He also worked with stu- dents on their projects. qi TESC intern Joe Clements ,N , . V -X .ss p Salk W i Wppqw 1 Row I: D. Pittman, A. Kapust, M. Kintzley. Row 2: C. Laur, C, Mai, T. Hoang, S. Hubbell, K. Yamane, S. Rice, C. Gordon, J. Ernst, D. Merchant D Lonborg Row 3' C Fehring, T. Brown, S. Tam, C. Clark, K. McHale, W. Geist J. Bishop J Strecker St Kingsbury S Anderson B Lissner Row 4' M Hadle YK Pond R n N , ,. ,. ,. ,. . .. y.. ,.oner,. Minnitti, K. Barrett, D. Dekay, G. Reukema, T. Snyder, T. Campbell, J. Gibbon. Row 5: K. Tytler, S. Hanna, J. Pond. M. Tygart, C. Austin, G. Rowe, K. Andrews, D. Brunton, A. Berschauer, K. Kissler, M. Elhart, D. Clark, D, Heath. fa s- R sk 1 :snfsf sxtf S .if k .R l Y' 'N l Tony Giles, A.S.B. President. Nancy Minnitti, A.S.B. Vice-President. Government Government is by the people, for the people. This American philosophy holds true for the OHS government, which con- sisted of two main bodies: the Student Gov- ernment, that incorporated the class and A.S.B. officers, and the Senate. Student Government met during sixth pe- riod with Vice-Principal Ellick to make legis- lative decisions, while the Senate met dur- ing activity periods to provide input from the student body. Senators were elected in their social science classes to represent their peer's views and opinions. A.S.B. Cashier sir f I Lvgmw ,,a, M, Nm , , ,,, .,,,,.,,, - A.S.B. Cashiers - Mindi Lodefink, Susie Rice, and Tony Student Government - Row l: T. Giles, D. Merchant, M. Keating, S. Clark, C. Le, J Elsinga fnot picturedj. Siegle. Row 2: L. Overton, J. Minton, S. Koester, S. Martin, N. Minitti, D. Lonborg. Row 3: M. Winter, D. Senna, Mr. Ellick, S. Manning, P. Putnam, T. Hume, M. Behlke, A Kapust, P. Schultz. l X w . 5 5' . . ly Cheri Clark, A.S.B. Secretary. Mindi Lodefink, A.S.B. Treasurer. 1' iff Senate - Row l: K. Vail, S. Koester, D. Merchant, S. Martin, S. Murphy, J. Gibbon, A. Berschauer, N. Minitti. Row 2: J. Siegle, L. Lafond, J Stippich, L. Overton, D. Brunton, M. Lodefink, D. Hoffman, J. Minton, A. Kapust. Row 3: J. Snyder, A. Fitzmorris, S. Rice, D. Lorton, M. Keating, S Clark, J. Baldwin, P. Schultz, P. Putnam, M. Behlke, R. West. Row 4: D. Vaughn, L. Henderson, G. Solt, K. Densmore, S. Larson, C. Le, D. Lonborg C. Siegle, M. Misterek, B. Moody, W. Hanna. Row 5: Mr. Ellick, D. Moody, R. Wilson. Row 6: D. Senna, D. Pittman, M. Anderson, S. Dier, M. Winter T. Giles, O.J. Faircloth, A. Fredricks, N. Bloomquist, T. Snyder. Social The Social Committee kept ac- tive throughout the year planning activities such as the Tolo, May Dance, and also the entire Home- coming celebration. Pat Putnam held the position of chairperson, shouldering most of the responsi- bility, with Cheri Clark as the co- chairperson. Social Committee-Row l: S. Justis, J. Gibbon, T. Campbell, K. Keck, A. Bers- chauer, P. Putnam, C. Clark, J. Reinitz. Row 2: W. Mertena, G. Solt, K. Dens- more, K. Vail, M. Myers, E. Pearson, J. Stippich, S. Rice. --w ' Q was .sl l ., .sz Assembly Mr. Whipple, the advisor to the Assembly Committee, worked with the committee to produce the assemblies that were enjoyed by all this past year. The chairper- son was Steve Manning and co- chairperson was Mindi Lodefink. Assembly Committee-Row l: T. Giles, L. Wieland, Z. Zivkovic, C. Le, J. Weisen field. Row 2: T. Parsons, R. Conner, D Lorton, S. Manning. 'I 1 4 W Athletic The Athletic Committee was responsible for the appropriation of money that was in the reserve fund for new equipment such as bleachers, Scoreboards, and ball machines. Athletic Committe-Row l: M. Behlke, R. Barnes, C. Meyers, P. Schultz, J. Min- ton fcommittee chairpersonj, D. Vaughn, J. Chiasson, L. Lafond, A. Fitzmorris, J. Belcher, A. Kapust. L Publicity 8 Promotions The Publicity and Promotions com- mittee was headed by Michaela Keat- ing. This committee was in charge of the food drive, birthday cards, the read- er board on North Street, the display cases, and the student activities bulle- tin board. Row l: O.J. Faircloth, A. Fredricks, A. Bers- chauer, S. Thompson. Row 2: M. Anderson, K. Forrest, M. Keating, L. Henderson, L. Raab, D. 4 Dance Dance committee, chaired by Laura Overton, was responsible for planning and organizing all dances that were held after the football and basketball games. Row l: M. Winter, C. Lahaie, Z. Zivadin, S. Manning, S. Murphy, L. Overton, S. Koester. Lonborg, M. Tygart. ,r-1 ppl - k-17 Campus Rules Environment The Campus Rules and Environ- ment committee worked with the Sen- ate this year to make decisions con- cerning OHS. Shawn Martin, the com- mittee chairman, worked to provide a pleasant environment for both faculty and students. Row l: D. Lonborg, R. Connor, S. Fairhurst. 1Not pictured: S. Martin, W. Hanna, and B. Tay- lor.J 1 .S Ray Conner gives his version of Barry Manilow. 1 ,Y W- Ingrid Petersons and Carolyn Gordon consider opening a dry cleaners The O-H-S band Hi the Univ' The Band Few students other than those involved in the O.H.S. music department realize just how talented our band is. Of course, all the students know they play great at football games, basketball games, and pep assemblies, but the band's symphonic accomplishments and honors often go unnoticed. For instance, at contest, the symphonic band has received a superior rating since 1969! They've also captured the district competition five years in a row, al- though last year they were unsuccessful. O.H.S. graduates have consistently earned music scholarships over the years, not to mention the individuals who are accepted in the all-state band. W .,. -... . . .., ., .. . I M .5-.. 'Q' l ' A mi f- , M Q 4' il ig ,,,,,, C Row 1: N. Bloom, J. Wise, S. Hubbell, S. Jones, T. Mueller. Row 2: C. Row l: A. Charvet, G. Kapust, D. Pedigo, J. Ernst. Row 2: A. Schultz, R. Ciorson, B. Finn, N. Demarce, S. Flem, K. Curtis, C. Medak. Row 3: l. Krenick, P. McLachlan. Row 3: R. Stanton, D. Cochran, B. Nedrow, Row Petersons, M. Keating, B. Pampaian, C. Stannard. Row 4: J, Wack, B. 4: A. Colantuano, J. Moes, T. Weir, C. Willrich, D. Bossio. Wood, C. Harlan, R. Fesenbeck, D. Deacon. Marches Cn This past fall, however, the band was honored in a way that let the whole state know of their talent. Mr. Timmer- man was contacted by the University of Washington and asked to perform at a Husky football game this season. On Saturday, September 25, the musicians climbed aboard the buses and headed for Husky Stadium. Whenever the LI.W.'s band was not performing, the Bears entertained and amused the Husky fans. According to the band members, the best part of the day was watching the Huskies practice before the game. N-kk. ------,ww Washington game. I tkiffiiii Q. 'Q 93,54 .-ft. :M :mf vt x 2 4 F i s , 25 . mx x 4. Q 1 'A?.j, Y 'siiflffff .. Weil, mn. Q1-fem Eric Alexander and Damon Smith check their nails before the game. Dusty Rhoades camps out during the rain B .mg as X C Row l: C. Latta, K. Reed, A. Clarke, S. Beagles, P. Conner. Row 2: M. McCuIly, S. Hanna, K. Morris, S. Miskimmens, J. Ross. Row 3: N. Pentt, J. Litchtenberg, L. Putyrae, C. Mermilliad, K. Ziegler. Row lz C. Hsu, V. McDowell, B. Deuter, E. Alexander, J. Snyder Row 2 K. Anthony, S. Ocken, R. Lewis, M. Hougan, C. Lorton Row 3 J Burreson, S. Thompson, T. McKendry. Row 4: M. Hinchcliffe J Fergu son, T. Vail, D. Smith, R. Barnes, G. Rowe, R. Conner. -Pig pm! 'A 1 .QU if .'-V ef -W . ,4,q if . 17 -Exf' wmv ' 1 JI in be V I CAC!! T... gm: ' L as W ,4-,, lb 4 . ' 1 A ' 4 .1 5 4 .Ipit .,, f an a 1 'V 1 gf A A 1 -V ' , s-X Hr rf' ' I W 'Wag sv U X,, J-4, --,. x 'Eff' 2 A M Q 211. H+ iX ' .Shaw --al.. If-PWLTSA P. . s .f, I Y ' Row l: Clarissa Hsu, Damon Smith, Eric Alexander, Tom Vail, Steve Thompson, Rick Barnes Row 2' Chris Fehring Ross West Rick Krenik Allen Schultz Peter McLachlan Row Stocks Matt Hicks Mr Timmerman Amy Ruhl Will Hanna Mark Carlson 3: Tony Giles, -Carolyn Gordon, Eric Rose. Row 5: Ted Habersetzer, Creg Fankhauser,,John .1 2 s if .. L .. ..,..,,.s X, .. . -ts,ts.te:T.: . 'ms 5 R sta , K Q X Nm. C K F, s 'N SSS P :im - sw-QASYQ . . .. . X . .xg -. sig ,X ' Ross West, drum major. Ross gets really carried away! We .. ,. 1. . -. say. .tw The Leader Of The Band Ross West is the 1982-83 drum major. Last summer he attended camp at Oregon State University. By working nine hours a day, he learned skills such as leadership, ba- ton, conducting, show rou- tines, and half time shows. At the end of the week Ross was tested on the skills he had learned. He received an excellent rating in parade routine and conducting and a superior rating in show rou- tine, l have found him to be one of the very best! boasted Wayne Timmerman, music director. 113 Strollers Lead by Marty Montoya, this unique instrumental group was quite popular in our area. Like the vocal ensembles, the Strolling Strings performed year round in many community events. Nladigrals This past year, the Madrigal singers were lead by Julie Pond and announcer Tony Giles. Unlike oth- er high school groups, the Madrigals entertained their listeners with classical selections.Tryouts for this ensemble were held in late May and appli- cants had to show as interest in classical music. Good Days The Good Day singers were an ensemble of junior and senior girls who catered to the community with a modern variety of music. Lead by Jenny Siegle, the Good Days performed for private par- ties and large social events. Auditions for Good Days were held in late May, also. Strollers-Row l: Marty Montoya, Matt Misterek, D. Tygart, Cathy Clark, Dawn Fehring, Karen Malm, Lisa Terry, Karl Stephenson, Elizabeth Pearson, David Tobin M. Conner, Aaron Tarzan. Madrigals Tim Winter, Deborah Brunton, and Dave Madrigals and Good Days, the best of McAfferty are finally getting to class. friends. Strollers show their talents Madrigals-Row I: Cindy Laur, Lars Mellander, Amy Vaughn, Karen McHale, Deborah Brunton,, Lora Hite. Row 2: Julie Pond, Scott Shorb, Ben Scheffer, Tony Giles, Dave Nghiem, Drene Jensen, Tim Winter. Good Days perform at the Spaghetti Dinner. Good Days-Row 1: Selma Hanna, Jill Pilgrim, Debra Yearout, Erin Kiley, Alice Berschauer, Kirstin Mellander, Jenny Siegle. Row 2: Mark Carlson, Kristin Huggins, Carolyn Price, Susan Cosden, Wendy Geist, Julie Secrist, Karen Tytler. .,i .1 . l. , While Madrigals sing with enthusiasm, Deborah sleeps. 115 Music 1 Row l: M. Pritchard, J. Tarzan, D. Walters, T. Nguyen, D. Fehring, K. Malm, D. Nghiem, D. Hougan, C. Fehring. Row 2: L. Raab, C. Clark, L. Terry, M. Connor, C. Behrens, D. Tygart, A. Kiley, V. Pritchard, A. Berschauer, D. Shipley, A. Tarzan. Row 3: D. Miskimmens, D. Tobin, C. Stephenson, M. Montoya, M. Misterek, J. Clifton, S. Conniff. This year our music department performed excellently. Olympia students have good reason to be proud of their talent- ed peers. Seniors Tony Giles and Debra Brunton represented OHS in the state solo contest, while Chorus and Girl's Glee were certain to take an outstanding trophy. Several seniors received the highest of recognitions-being chosen for All-Northwest. These students were chosen from over one thousand musicians who submitted tapes to be judged. Tony Giles, Susan Cosden, Jenny Siegle, and Drene Jensen traveled to Seattle in April to be coached by three of the finest conductors in the United States. ln addition to their musical honors, the Chorus was a leading influence in the Choral Festival, as was the Orchestra in the String Festival. The Festivals were a combination of local high school, junior high school, and grade school musicians. Orchestra also performed superbly this year, as they re- ceived the outstanding trophy and superior ratings from all three judges at contest! The following band members were also honored in being chosen for All-Northwest: Carolyn Gordon and Ingrid Peter- sons, fluteg Selma Hanna, clarinetg Ray Conner and Steve Thompson, alto sax, Tom Vail, tenor saxg and Debie Blowers, tuba. Row I: A. Anderson, J. Stippich, B. Macomber, L. Ander son, E. Johnson, S, Mulligan, M. Forrester, F. Froehlich M. Collins, K. Franzen, S. Goeckner, L. Stedman, D Higginbotham, M. Mihelich, Row 2: S. Brown, K. Peters G. Schaffer . n ' ' ' . m a ne , M A gier, C. Knnbring, L Cha p g , C ' Clark, S. Cook, M, Pritchard, C, LeBase, K. Smellow. T .. .... QF 1 i Row i: Mrs. Timmerman, D. Brunton, S. Mercer, L. Hite, L. Mellander, S. Shorb, D. McAferty, T Winter, D. Jensen, B. Scheffer, J. Pond, K. McHale, A. Vaughn, C. Laur. Row 2: K. Reinertsen, W Geist, K. Koinzan, K. Huggins, A. Berschauer, L. Olson, M. John, T. Shook, S. Cosden, J. Pilgrim G. Johnson, C. Price, B. Moser. Row 3: A. Wagner, l. Lamb, V. Fisk, D. Hippe, T. Vail, P. Smith, M Sherwood, R. Connell, D. Ledgerwood, S. Crumbliss, B. Strong, T. Giles, B. McAferty, S. Fenton, A Acuff, K. Pond, D. Jonhson, E. Kiley, J. Siegle. Row 4: D. Martinson, M. Nedrow, K. Peterson, D Yearout, K. Taylor, P. Nelson, J. Sanders, M. Llpshaw, R. Diebold, E. Anderson, J. Hastings, C. Siegle, C. Lahaie, G. Lane, D. Winter, D. Schmidt, L Chorus Wieland, K. Tytler, D. Johnson. Honors SUPERIOR Theresa Gifford Julie Pond Steve Fisano Drene Jensen Tony Giles Cperformed twicel fAlI trophy winners received Superior EXCELLENT Andrea Miller Julie Secrist Susan Cosden Carolyn Price Cynde Laur Karen McHale Michell Close Lori Anderson DeeAnn Reinertsen Amy Faye Anderson Scott Shorb ratingsj Anderson, S. Hunslnger, L. Robins. L. Lemke. S. Brad- ford. Row 3: P. Brown, K. Brown, K. Kisor, K. Mozel, L. Bnllzell, K. Lehman, A. Holt, T. Earnest, S. Solo, K. Fruilrich, A. Fitzmorris, E. Pearson, L. Thunnel, J. Has-, lings, S. Surles, C. Shelley, A. Pratt, L. Anderson, A. Miller, T. Moye. O Spanish . Dinner at Los Hermanos is a yearly activity for the Spanish Club. With Mr. Kuhl Qadvisorj, Dan Heath Qpresidentj, Rick Chase Nice Presidentl, and Kirsten Peterson Qsecretaryl, this year's club stayed involved. From first year students making pinatas and second year students making the annual Spanish village to . Christmas caroling and the Spring Banquet, the Spanish classes were a -I My my - - busy company. Row l: D. Winter, J. Backman, Row 2: J. Flinner, S. Murphy, M. Tierney, D. Sweeney, T. Hume, D. Shea, R. Chase J. Minton, P. Moody, G. Schlatter, M. Diaz. Row 3: C. Hsu, C. Medak, C. Gordon, C. Christopher, R. Kiley, J. Bert, T. Ritter, M. Myers, D. McKimmey, M. Hayes, S. Senna, D. Heath, Senor Kuhl. Row 4: K. Larson, M. Denger, D. Carolyn, J. Missel, T. Winter, D. Loonam, S. Woodruff, S. Manning, S. Davis. Row 5: C. Mermilliad, J. Wack, P. Tideman, S. Schoch, J. Wilfong, S. Ask, B. Lamar, C. Ryser, D. Pittman, C. Murphy, Row 6: B. Mahorie, J. Strecker, L. Flynn, Y. Raboin, R. Connell, J. May, M. Duffy, G. White, M. Elhart, Row 7: l. Waltrip, C. Hendricks, K. Curtis, D. Lorton, J. Johnson, M. Duval, K. Peterson, G. Kapust, S. Fenton. Row 8: J. Markoff, M. Hougan, D. Kellogg, S. Boe, M. Lamb, S. Shorb, R. Harpel, J. Wack, C. Kyser. Row 9: D. Miskimmens, D. Carlson, J. Ray, J. Brown, E. Knouse, J. Jacobs, G. Reukema, C. Bowen, T. Doench. Row 10: N. Armer, M. Ward, J. Sanderson, D. Jensen, S. Ocken, D. Spellman, E. Marr. Row ll: M. Pinkerton, D. Lafontaine, B. Clarke, M. Roberts, L. Jackson, P. Nedrow, M. Freshley, M. Bean, S. Koester, K. Schmidt. Latin The Latin Club, with advisor Mr. Curtis, became involved with var- ious activities throughout the year. A national Latin contest was held in March, in which 40,000 high school students competed against each other in such subjects as Lat- in grammar and history. ln April a state Convention was held: Latin students from around the state competed academically and athle- tically against one another. An an- nual Roman Games competition was held against the Latin Club of Capital High School. This was an event in which the members com- peted in various track and field events. Adrian Le Blanc fpresi- dentj, Jim Julius fvice presidentj, and Kristin Huggins Qsecretary- ftreasurerj kept this club active. 118 Row l: P. Mahar, R. Le Blanc, K. Huggins, M. McCully, K. Malm, Mr. Curtis, T. Carpenter, R. Ventar, P Murray, T. Shook, A Colantuono. Row 2: S. Lohr, P. Eldridge, T. McDonald, R. Diebold, D. Moody, J Kiley, M. Carlson, D. Warner, E. Larson, P. Nelson. Row 3: D. Vaughn, A. Le Blanc, M. Kirschner, E Lonborg,, T. Brown, J. Greene, C. Gibbs, L. Hannaway. Row 4: S. Murray, K. McKinley, K. Peters, C O'Leary, J. Julius, S. Hastings, P. Colvin, K. Rhoades. Row l: K. Grant, R. Selenes, K. Nicoles, B. McAferty, C. Christopher, M. Tu, M. Cairone, L. Wieland, S. Sayan, L. Halstrom, M. Keating, G. Rowe, R. Martin, Mademoiselle Shaw, S. Parthasarathy, S. Yegge, P. McLachlan. Row 2: T. Lafontaine, D. Schmidt, J. Krug, C. Cognasso, K. McHale, J. Bishop, K. Colantuano, D. Clarke, K. Kinnitzer, C. Kisor, K. Keating, M. Taylor, K. Vail, K. Kringbring, A. Frye, S. Thompson, S. Justis, J. Wilson, K. Tytler, E. Fiedler, J. Reinitz, K. Keck, R. Conner, S. Mae, T. Campbell, G. Ryan, C. Eason, J. Gibbon, K. Densmore, T. Swilley, G. Hoffman, J. Stocks. Row 3: J. Steiner, J. Watts, S. Larson, K. Forrest, M. Bloom, D. Cooper, J. Elsworth, G. Lane, E. Price, E. Anderson, J. Ernst, K. Yamane, E. Thaller, M. Bunce, C. Price. Row l: D. Hayes, M. Tygart, J. Gearhart, R. Triggs, P. Twibbell, A. Tarzan. Row 2: Herr Swanberg, D. Martinson, W. Geist, L. Speed, M. Miller, E. Thaller, E. Fiedler, B. Mitchell, A. Berschauer, T. Wubbena, A. Frye, B. Schlender, l. Petersons, J. Wilson, R. Lissner, S. Hastings. French From French movies and banquets to Christmas caroling, this 70-member club was involved through- out the year. This club con- sisted of any 2nd, 3rd, and 4th year French student or anyone who had had French for at least two years. A favorite activity of this past year took place during the Christmas sea- son. Each member had a secret Santa. This the club grew rapidly with the help of the officers: Michaela Keating and Jeff Ernst fco-presidentsl, Kim Yamane ftreasur- erj, and Grace Ryan fsecretaryj. year German Der Deutsche Verein, as the German students re- ferred to it, studied the Ger- man culture through films, music, and parties. Their future plans for the late spring and summer includ- ed a trip to Leavenworth for the annual Mai Fest, a Mardi Gras festival, and for some, a trip to Germany. 119 ,- .ff FBLA 2. 325 ', , 2 'ii FBLA was a business E g ff' club with President , Jenni Williams. Many of the members went to business week. The club learned what it takes to start a business and also, that one needs a positive attitude to succeed. Frequently, there were speakers 4' I . . . from various businesses, 'i z E such as the Bell Phone - ' if f ew A Company or Seattle r x Trust. Several students were active in ' y A yywv conferences during the - t I year, also. 'Mat' R immw. . J. . .- ......... Q... ,, . L7 f s -C JP if -nd L ET. Qi I IE FBLA-Row lg S. Weedon, H. Shook, J. Baldwin, J. Waltrip, L. Pemberton, C. Hendricks, V. Casanas, T. Phillips, G. Reukema, S. Parthasarathy. Row 2: J. DeHart Robinson, L. Flynn, C. Carlson, M. Renwick, L. Alonso, A. Harder, S. Rice, D. Reinertsen, K. Pond, P. Reinwald, K. Corbin, Mr. Johnson, Row 3: T. Duvall, K. Kissler, K. Near, J. Allen, D. DeKay, N. Larson, T. Cavin, J. Ray, M. Buehler, J. Julius. til as . If MEDICAL CAREERS Medical Careers consisted of students planning to pursue a career in the field of medicine. Those interested, listened to 'speakers from several differ- ent aspects of medicine. The students also took a trip to the University of Washington Hospital to observe open heart surgery. The members of Medi- cal Careers were a key part in the blood drive. Medical Careers-Row I: K. Malm, C. Stannard, A. Perkins, T. Powers, J. Haisch, D. Samuelson, S. Hastings, T. Brown, G. Tilson, Mrs. Johnson, R. Johnson. FHA Future Homemakers of America was a service organization. The goal of this club was to become better caretakers in the home and with small chil- dren. During Halloween the FHA members per- formed a small play for the children in the hospital. With president Amy Fredricks, and advisor Mrs. Whipple, this club kept involved. FHA-Row l: K. Mick, T. Jackson, S. Rise, D. Henry, C. Hollis, Row 2: D. Gubbe, Mrs. Whipple, P. Colby,, P. Nedrow, P. Moody, L. Smith, S. Mickelson, B. Corbin, M. Roberts. 3 N-mv-ang. N J DECA DECA was a class offered to anyone interested in business. The 25-member class was taught subjects concerning market- ing and business through various fund raisers. During the Christmas season, they wrapped gifts at the nearby mall. These fund raisers helped to pay for conference expenses. DECA was both a national and state organization, having chapters throughout the United States. Officers were: Steve Davis, president: Sean O'Neil, vice-president, Kathy Thomas, secretaryg Mindy Myers, treasurer: and Keith Paine, parliamen- tarian. DECA-Row l: K. Thomas, M. Myers, B. McKimmey, S. Gur- noe, Row 2: Mr. Herbert, S. Weaver, J. Derkland, P. Moody, L. Smith, J. Williams, C. Main, M. Elhart, S. Ingram. Row 3: S. O'Neil, K. Paine, G. Lewis, K. Corbin, S. Davis, S. Albert, K. Twibell, J. Allen. 'vas'-.mg-, ut.. M '- FFA Q ' fi: The Future Farmers of America, with club advi- ' l sor Mr. Millholand, kept busy throughout the year. Once a month the FFA met and planned field trips and other activities. The club also traveled to Seattle and Portland for animal judging contests. During April Old McDonald's Farm kept FFA'ers active. After a few weeks at OHS, the club took the farm to the Thur- --... ,Q ston County Fair, and later to the Puyallup State Fair. Officers included: Linda Harry, President: Paula Engel, secretary, Steve Pontius, treasurer: Debbie Mattingly, reporter: and Bryan Henry, senti- cle. FFA-Row l: B. Workman, R. Hovda, T. Cooper, S. Stoll, D. Mattingly, T. Schmitz, P. Williams, L. Harry, P. Engel, E. Van Kirk, D. Guy, L. Beaver Row 2: V. Berry, K. Gubbe, P. Colby, C. Strobl, K. Smellow, B. Derousie, J. Herbig, T. Johnson, J. Mattingly, J. Sprout. . f we 5 .f-- in if '--N..-I Reprographics The Reprographics Club and classes, the printers of OHS, were responsible for the newspaper, sport programs, schedules, and many other publications. These students were often seen with their advisor, Mr. O'SulIivan, trying new layouts or new solutions to get the ink from under their nails. Reprographics-Row l: H. lnouye, H. Shook, B. Stillwell, K. Anthony, Row 2: J. Baldwin, L. Smith, K. Gubbe,, Mr. O'Sul- livan, K. Curtis. s, Sit s International Club--Row I: M. Tu, C. Mai, M. Diaz, C. Gibbs, K. Keck, A. Tanaka, I. Lamb, , T. Jones, K. Austin, Mr. LeTourneau. Row 2: J. Green, C. Hsu, D. Phan, S. Sayan, L. Overton, K. Anekoji, S. Ross, C. Price, C. Le, D. Piret, M. Tygart, Row 3: C. Notenboom, J. Wack, L. Alonso, C. Lahaie, D. Jensen, M. Montoya, Z. Zivkovic, N. Blomquist, T. Ahava, L. Cristo. International The International Club was initiated to get more students involved with the foreign exchange students that OHS sponsors. Olympia students accom- panied the exchange students on field trips to Seattle Center, Pike Place Market, the University of Washington, the Lasarium, and a tour of Boeing this past year. Many close friendships developed between those involved through other activities also. For instance, potluck dinners, a Christmas party, and a camping trip in the spring. To finance their activities the club sold Olympia key chains. The group leaders were: Cuong Le, Cindy Gibbs, Dominique , Piret, and Jill Green D 'wt Did you need some help? asks Christi Johnson, while Lisa Anderson looks for another desperate student. Brent and Dominique seem to be in their own little world. Key The KEY Club was a Kiwanis sponsored service organization. The club stressed community care, un- derstanding, and service. A few of their projects were trick or treating for UNICEF, a trash-a-thon for the food bank, and rest home visits. KEY-Row l: K. Yamane, M. Tu, K. Vosse L. Anderson, L. Wieland, S. Sayan, G. Lane. Row 2: L. Smith, S. Thompson, S. Flem, C. Mermilliod, K. Schmidt, C. Main, P. Moody Row 3: S. Larson, K. Forrest, E. Sham- burger, T. Jones, J. Siegle, M. Balch, Mr. Allen Ushers The Usher Club was responsi- ble for many activities during the year. At the beginning of each se- mester, they help students land teachersj, through arena. During football, basketball, and other sports, the club sold tickets and programs. Officers were: Sheri Kingsbury, president: Jenni Wil- liams, vice-president: and Kim Andrews, secretary f treasurer. Ushers-Row l: S. Kingsbury, G. Schlat- ter, B. Miller,,. T. Snyder, M. Kloepher, B. Lissner, C. Mermilliod, K. Andrews, K. Colantuono. Row 2: K. Keating, K. Keck D. Clark, M. Lamb, C. Medak, L. Ander- son, S. Justis. Row 3. S. Flem, K. Schmidt, S. Parthasarathy, A. Nordland, M. Kintzley, P. Kintzley, D. Gubbe, C. Johnson. v Bike Club-K. Lehman, Mr. Elder, S. Albert, D. Moody, P. McLachlan, J. Weisenfeld, G. White, M. Tygart, A. Tarzan, B. Boe, A. Berschauer. Bike Gun Every Tuesday afternoon one could find this eight- member gun club at the Ev- ergreen Sportsman Club. Mr. Strobl, the advisor, stressed safety and sports- manship in this sport. The gun club has been success- ful in the past couple years in placing first in the Postal Clay Target Shooting Com- petition. However, this year they were less fortunate in regaining their title. But, the team placed 3rd out of about 30 high schools and universities across the na- tion. Although they got off to a slow start Safeway up the road. Not only do the this year, the bike club had high hopes. bikers ride, they also provide bike clinics Saturdays and Sundays the dedicated rid- to teach others how to repair and main- ers can be seen riding near and far. Their tain their bicycles. trips range anywhere from 20 miles to Gun Club-Mr. Strobl, T. Aslin, C. Strobl, W. Gorum, B. Workman, D. Johnson, D. Tuami, K. Anthony, B Stillwell. Paper We strove for improvement this year, and l hope that next year they improve even more, commented Olympus editor, Becky Lundberg. Becky further stated that there were many talented writers on newspaper staff this past year, and many of the report- ers will return next year. We would have liked to come out bi- monthly, but we weren't able to because that schedule made it too rushed for the reprographics class, stated the editor. The Olympus staff appreciated the efforts of the reprographics class and the word processing department. SOTDEODC. Q.- Paper Staff: M. Misterek, reporter, J. Gearhart, re- porter, R. Wilson, report- er. Row 2: A. Perkins, re- porter, T. Jones, reporta er: C. Austin, assistant editor, A. McKay, report- er, D. Herrick, reporter, S. Thompson, reporter, B. Lundberg, Chief Edi- tor, J. Maurer,, Managing Editor, D. Lonborg, Copy Editor, D. Clark, reporter. Row 3: T. Ahava, report- er, C. Clark, reporter, P. Schultz, photographer, R. Mertena, reporter, and Mrs. Ensberg. Annual This year's annual staff was new and inexperienced, with the exception of photographer, Dwight Moody. Annual advisor Mrs. Ensberg, kept pushing though, and the staffers began feeling more at ease in working on their layouts and with advisors and coaches. A few even learned the art of interupting a class just to ask for help in indentifying All in all, though, it was a good year, and the class got the annual to the pub- lishers on time. Co-editors Bonnie Lissner and Kim Schley were kept busy checking copy and layouts right before they were rushed to the publishing com- pany. But, probably the hardest thing they had to do was make the final deci- sion on the yearbook cover. For al- though the entire staff voted, the editors had the final say. Annual Staff-Row l: D. Moody, J. Mitchell. Row 2: S. Kingsbury, L. Wieland, B. Lissner, K. Yamane, L. Anderson. Row 3: K. Kissler, J. Lindberg, S. Tierney, A. Loonam, K. An- drews, J. McAllister, Mrs. Ensberg. Row 4: K. Schley, D. Hoffman, L. Crabs. SPDR C2-ESQ . www-- 5 .f S, X x - Q Gunnar Olson brushes n hrs dog paddling skulls Steve Manning shouts out another cheer to the Olympia fans for another Bear victory. Tim Hume burns up the court and leaves a sizzling trail behind him. IR ,Mfg Y., if ' in 3 i , 1 5 3 W Jr' ,Af fix The name's Dale Meredieth, glad to meet you! 'a af. 1 ' sf. Lf r ' J W , 'Z .....,.M.......o- ., ,. if ' S Jodi Boe skies for another two points. r Tawni DeHart Jodi McAllister Julie Krug M 0 'W V35 98,5 . ,X R Gloria and Steve led the Bear Pack. Varsity -swf- 3 . Steve Manning Surprised cheerleaders watch as the Bear sheds his skin. 4 ,Q 5 'ffiiii' it ,C C Jill Strecker Deborah Schmidt Gloria Johnson . X' Cathy Herron as N Alb Cheerleaders JMC Q yizwwngex s , , ,C il. f . S -wt . S fit r cs is ii Sw-47 As students may or may not know cheerleading is a very demanding and time consuming pastime One of the pre season activities most cheerleaders attended was summer cheerleading camp This pepstaff attended the W C C camp at Central Washington University. After a tiring week, they brought home a Spirit Award and Superior's in their routines and cheers which would not have been possible without the spirit and boosting Oly Bear, Steve Manning. SS I X 4 Q Lori Pemberton Julie Waltrip Soccer Wrestling Cheerleaders Vivianne Casanas Cheryl Hendricks TD OLY GIRLS rs I IX fm fx HX Advisor'Kim Greene Captain-Cheri Clark Captain-Jenna Derkland fx A Xx fn Jakki Baldwin Cynthia Gibbs 'LD X. WA rx Sheila Thompson 7 I fx fx hx Lynda Weaver Kathy Kruse Janie Steiner MX XX r-. Mary Miller Teresa Feist 'L it L ,,,A y y,,,1,, ,,,, , ,- . if N, , Vx' - il fy 7ff',f,YLkH3Nfv - f ' A f M ,1,, ,Q V, so.. iff' 1 ,. , 'G iv gms ,.-rg , in 4 . ...K . 32 I 0.H.S. D M g all -1 S 5 .....,.,,,,u-My MMM Qu... -u-....,MWw M., ...,,,,-. .i:1-U V: 132 Pompoms were an interesting addition to this year's dance team. W 125 ,Eli f 5 I Ja in ,Q ,sm .fi 1 Performances bring the girls closer as they strive to- wards perfection for O.H.S. i. I . . -Q 75 ......... . l .2 Q vs-fa' W. - N-'A - 4 . ity f Y ASIS' a 5 35. CE TEAM lg .Q Dance team involves a lot of practice. lt can start as early as June and run through the following March. OLY GIRLS AA -QQQQI1 ' CP A ff A A Alisa McKay-Lieutenant Karen Keck-Lieutenant Caroline lnigns 1 X ii i i 1-fe.. K gf: ,V X W Holly Wyer Jennifer Bishop Shawn Martin wail ' fn lx IN Stacia Sayan Laurie Wieland Angie Paul M . XX Holly Neel Debbie Sevedge 5 I S t . I f 0 Ki. .- 3 f :. 5 - .N .glilwwfmww Qs M '-M' ' mmfffg Ja? This year the team tried something exciting and different. We got the beat freaked the crowd out with their wild outfits. I 1 4 n Rick Barnes Tim Cavin Rick Chase Steve Davis Mike Hays Jerry Hinton John 1-lougan Dave Senna Denis S1168 Pele Smith Dan Sweeney Brian Taylor Tim Williams Steve Cavin Kevin Cypert David Echtle Eric Fiefnel' . Alex Fry 1 Mike Kirschner David Loonam Jeff Markoff 01 Ball Bear Marc Mueller Scott Near 1 Boys Varsity Football ' John Ruffier Tom Skaarer Team Opp. OHS- 1 North Thurston 0 19 Aberdeen 21 41 Tumwater 7 14 Yelm 8 29 Mark ward Jeff Wilson Timberline 0 33 Capital 7 28 Hoquiam 7 28 Elma 13 ' 19 Shelton 7 41 Srott Woodruff Doug Vaughn b C. Dunn C. O'SulIivan C. Sorlun C. Johnson C. Anderson , 1 .gi ' ...,. .. 1.1, 1 Tim Hume ' Ken Korns Todd Lafontaine Doug Meridieth Dale Mendleth Jay Minton Chris Murphy Y Jeff Bert Soctt Boe Brian Brock Donny Brownell Mike Carrone Todd Carruth Ken Gunther Ken Harvey Greg Kapust Derek Kerstetter Ric Kiely Style-1982 Following the tradition of being champions, the 1982 boys' varsity football team was no exception. Described by the coaches as one of the solid, all-around group of athletes, from their freshman to senior year, they have never known anything but BHL championships. For the third consecutive year, the Oly Bears have beaten their cross- town rivals, the Capital Cougars. They have been undefeated in league play for the last three years and have had 24 consecutive league wins since 1979. Another impressive statistic about the retiring varsity is that of the 220 quarters of play, they have only allowed the opponents to score on 56 of those, and most of these were in the fourth quarter. Out of the 50 games they have played during their varsity and J.V. experience here at Olympis High, these seniors have only lost 4. That's a 95 percent winning record. lt was an exciting and challenging season for those Oly team mem- bers. Their many victories certainly will outweigh their defeats. This truly was a team that was born to rule the BHL. t f' Mnmrim C Nelson Mike O'Sullivan Cam Monroe Scott Shorb Varsity Football Ties For Fifth LIVE ON KlRO'TV 37 A if E -M .,N, ..., AW, ,, . ,,,, ,. ,,W,i,M. v,.,, M., ,M ,,,....M,,, X i 7 ip f , it iz Game of the 4 3 I ' 1 f Z'TQ i'-'xi' f 'ul M92 A ll ' P ,. ,I V f ' , x 5434:-. ' M. .4 . I Y 537' ' 2 4 7 iv , . f. ' . . e, ' -' ' . , A ee -M10-..., f 'I --., .- , x - W I 4'-5f314 '9-, '12 1 ' Ir . ,. 'f W' .. N N- No need to worry Coach Dunn, Oly's if 1. GAME OF THE WEEK - Oly vs Shelton Q f 1 --. og- , ,M Y 5 , i Q 1 f V l x 0 KJ' as 'Q e' ' V -,,,. L Dave Senna and Mike Hays show us that Oly's if l Rick Chase in action l I Q I I 51 1 2 Y ' lg ' i he Q M 1?-Q ,. ,, an H F ' V' ut, A nf, f A -Q R' Aus.- wn W , f if ,V S 4 am- , v , W , Q. Q fi Q 1- A ,mo may i Q. W 4 . V 49 VG 4 , , A V x Q MEA 'HK vt., Shelton attempts to fly to block the extra point. Chris Murphy gives trainer Bill Linnenkohl a nervous look V .A A ' Y.. Y 1 W . ,.,...-., if --- vY Nth aw 4' I X' 2... ,.z 'g QI 1 AJS W H if r 5 Q s xii' 4 9 Saw' I 'Nr Quarterback Tim Winter 7 sprints into pass position. Two Oly players work on their after- touchdown act. ,--...Nays -W .e 5 at My ' so V' r f M i 'X s David Loonam and anxious lineup prepare themselves for kickoff. NA -A Trainer Bill Linnenkohl 9iVeS Darin Rollrnan 3 helping hand. Many JV players smash onto the field hungry for another Oly Ball Victory. , if .. ' lbs ii 3 0 i Ya 1' pi, A .55 M Q, X SM at 'F 4 3 Q ,Q J F 1 , MQ? x. fi ' T1 i . mm l 5 wi Darin Rollman gives his own impression of what its like to sit wounded on the bench. Mike Kirschner shows what the Bear spirit is all about! reshmen Football-BHL Champions Row l: D. Johnson, B. Schimrnels, R. Henry, D. Shorb, K. Ardelean, R. Ventar, D. Warner. Row 2: S. Bassett, G. Vaughn, D. Ledgewood, M. Denger, B. Nedrow G Hicks. Row 3: G. Dunham, M. Cooper, B. Collins, L. Messegee, M. Frost, M. Brown, B. Byles. Row 4: M. Carlson, D. Smith, J. Chiasson, M. Henry, D. McPherson S Lohr, R. Dakbout. Row 5: M. Henry, D. Guttormson, R. Diebold, D. Cochran, D. Moody, J. Cook, J. Lundberg, T. Phillipson, Coaches Reflect On Encouraging Season -w - x Coach Sortun This team's strong point is their ability to run and pass with equal effectiveness, said Coach Sortun about his talent- ed JV team. We have quick and aggressive players who work hard to win every game. ln their first four games, this outstanding team was only scored on once, as a result of their strong defensive and of- fensive action. Coach Sortun felt these players have the po- tential to be an excellent varsi- ty team. .nth Coach Maguire This group was a diamond in the rough, stated Coach Maguire about his exciting sea- son as freshmen coach. This has been the fifth time in the last eight years that Oly's frosh team has been undefeated. They have shown skill and calm heads in almost every sit- uation which led Coach Ma- guire to say, This is one of the best teams l have ever coached. Steve shows that Bear Power really does prevail Girls' Tennis At the awards dinner at the end of the season, Carolyn Carlson received a Special Award for being undefeated in four years of league play. Michaela Keating and Erin Kiley received the award for the Most Improved Varsity Doubles Team. Laura Overton was voted Most Inspirational. Experienced is a good word to describe the 1982 Girl's Tennis Team. Girl's Tennis had two doubles teams and one singles player go to sub-districts. Carolyn Carlson went to State in May. Laura Overton and Angie Acuff placed fourth at districts, which earned them an alternate spot in the State Tournament. Erin Kiley is in deep concentration while watching her forehand shot. u . 1 .. Laura Overton and Angie Acuff display their champion- ship form. VM r,' f - A N Ltr-MH., - gee-115511 gk as ' A 3 U 1 6 Q5 W, Front row: Krissy Reed, Asako Tanaka, Molly Freshley, Sara Britton, Susan Schick, Kathy Kringbring, Kara Keating, Katie Schmidt, Kimmie Kannitzer, Trang Mai. Back row: Coach Tobin, Suma Parthasarathy, Liz Bryden, Becky Bryden, Cladine Mermilliad, Auburn Clark, Carrie Kisor, Erin Kiley, Melanie Mack, Carolyn Carlson, Laura Overton, Angie Acuff, Michaela Keating. A Q .,,, A V J' ' A inf? T' is ,1.: N , -3 Sli? rx- , 5. n snag .1- l of s-mmm 'QM Q. 3, .U .. tg, K k 0 Q Q .. si. gf . Kathy Kringbring ponders her new strategy. I -.x. Q5 ff-Q, ..,, The Three Muskateers are off to another tennis match. Carolyn Carlson gets ready for a shot from her opponent. 5 1 'll 1 an I l ., rt ' fi NSS i I W 'yer t X fits . N 'Q f.. .lim . t : w g 5 1 f t . . f-rf...-v. . ' is 3 l . f it in 1 . Q 5 N1 I .Q wt i M. , V- ,t ,.. ., i Q ! r If L , ii L l -Q. M..- . ,..-1 T E xkf-351 ,Af 4w,f.9f.sw 'fi-Q il l .19- e ?,':.' . I Y J',1i-:gf -- 2 -4. '7?l 4 sz M .1 V-.tr I j I-gd 'l Melonie Mack does a dance for her bewildered audience. Suma Parthasarathy puts all of her power into her shots. 42 Girls Soccer The 1982 Girls' Soccer Team was full of spirit and energy. They also had a great deal of experience con- tributed by the ten returning lettermen. The girls ended the season with a 7-6 record overall. At the end of the season, the team met for an awards banquet. Captain Lia Crabs was voted Most Valuable Player. Meegan Denger received the Most Inspirational Award. Shannon Tierney and Paula Engel were voted Most Dependable, and Ann Loonam and Gretchen Rowe received the Coaches Award. l l Ann Loonam knows this game hands down. Under attack by two Ram players, Marianne Winter attempts to break through her opposition. Front row: Tracy McKendry, Tiffany Weir, Lisa Ream, Megan Taylor, Shannon Tierney, Marianne Winter, Lia Crabs, Ann Loonam, Melony Lamb. Back row: Paula Engel, Amy Walker, Kim Gubbe, Gretchen Rowe, Lori Smith, Melony Tierney, Meegan Denger, Jill Gibbon, Tricia Campbell, Coach Henden. If Tricia Campbell uses her determination to get the ball. Lia Crabs says Meegan! The goal is that direction! i Meegan Denger goes on yet another run to score for Oly I First Year For J. V Having a record turnout, separate varsity and JV teams were formed. Mr. Jerry Hinton assisted varsity coach Sally Henden be- cause thirty girls were too much for any coach to handle by themself. The new team ended the season with a 3- 2-l record. Sarah Tierney was the leading scorer, with Julie Lichtenberg and lsh Doench contributing. One outstanding fea- ture of this year's team was their small size. Mr. Hinton's nickname for them was the shorties. Front row Kim Ulvenes, Courtney Latta, Shelley Bensley, lsh Doench, Lorna Hannaway, Melissa Forrester, Angel Murphy Chrissy Manning, Back row: Georgine Murphy, Tammy Eggers, Julie Lichtenberg, Sarah Tierney, Wendy Carlson Lisa Terry, Brenda Wood, Coach Hinton. Cross Country - K4 4 fi iii . W 1,3 ,S . The blue boys don't like crowds as they race past their opponents towards the finish line. -1' - ' -V I ... -' f'Zfi2'zuL,I7,': 'W ' , Top-: Z. Zivadin, D. Reed, D. Lonborg, T. Steen, C. Fehring. Next row-: D. Merchant, S. . Miskimens, L. Rivera, W. Ruch, C. Meyer, M. Duffy, C. Coyne, S. Gee, Next row-: S. Hutsel, B. Moody, M. Misterik, J. Gearheart, E. Flaisig, R. Lissner, M. Ruhl, P. Nelson, M. Ericksen, D. Tygart, S. Fairhurst, G. Reukema. Next row- left to right: D. Spellman, S. Ocken, W. Moore. Bottom row-: M. Kintzley, S. Justis, N. Minnitti, M. Tygart. Not pictured: E. Knouse tManagerj, L. Raab, P. Trepanier, D. Smith, P. Schultz, E. Kirk, D. Miskimens. 144 k.J'Qug,'! 5 .W f .. Mike Tygart doesn't want to make his opponents look too bad, so he impatiently waits behind the brush for them to catch up. gi + I fm if , t if .Sie Four year veteran Ginny Reukema actually looks like she might be enjoying herself. Sue Ocken shows what it takes to make it to state. 2 We - it i .ex . Q i x ls Xi as fr- Maw XX Captain Margaret Kintley makes running look easyg notice not a hair out of place. in .k -- 5 as Q. A... lg A A .jf- W 1 '9'lrs-4. A M 'W . ' 'r Juclq, Ru-.rg ' at I 1. . is +gv,.k'W. . ' ...Z Y-w,,.g'pi r M .. , , I l 1 G 5 f Matt Ruhl has a look of relief as he eyes the finish line The 3-D Sport. . . Drive, Dedication, And Determination No matter what place you take in a cross country race, if you make it to the finish line, you have something to be proud of. However, the cross-country teams did far more than just finish races. The season opened with a jamboree involving ten teams. The girls took first place and the boys received third. Both teams continued their winning ways placing third in league and taking fifth place at the district meet. Boys' JV and varsity, led by top runner Tim Steen, finished with a 6-2 record while the smaller girls' team competed only on the varsity level, finishing with a 4-4 record. Sue Ocken, who was undefeated in league and went on to place 2lst of H2 runners at State, led the girls. To wrap up the season, members enjoyed a banquet at the Westwater Inn with money raised at their bowl-a-thon held during the season. Matt Ruhl received the Most Improved and the ninth grade Inspirational Award. Debbie Tygart received Most lmr- poved for the girls. Most Inspirational Senior was given to Steve Miskimis, and over all Inspirational went to Tim Steen, who also received Captains Award along with Margaret Kintzley and Ginny Reukema. if A-dr Girls Swimming ,L i'ii 'Q li Nw' - . X f Q1 K ' Enix X A .ttti K X R Nmwpw x ggi: K W X I ' E W 1 at Back row Teresa Curtiss, Mary White, Tracey Jones, Dixie Triggs, Chrissy Knotsman, Patricia Frienwald. Front row: Dawn Decon, Ingrid Elsinga Myree Fisher, Kay Hauswirth, Lisa Fox, Coach Mark Scott g Lv A ,, 4 3 t - 4 3 Q i .f,,,,,,,, I , i, i - , gl U' On your marks, get set . . . fr dt' ,or 34' L 11? V-- ' ,--qs' ' 'b ,. I Pk. 'C 'pu' - fi -rf .3 iii'i l -an ,I N M, or ,.. iss? new 'K - Tas. ,M ,,,i, , fm. V 146 Did you see those four sharks down there? asks one of the girls. Go! The Girls' Swim Team-their chemical make up: H20 + Cl, water plus Chlorine and that's where they spend much of their time-in the pools at Tumwater Valley. The, girls' team was extremely young with only one senior, one junior, four sophomores and six freshmen. That gives them a great deal to look forward to in the next two years. The team did quite well this season with a league record of 4-1-3. They were led by Captain Kay Hauswith who was also voted most inspirational. High-point award went to freshman Mary White. Lisa Fox received the award for most improved. The girls placed third in Districts, only one point behind Aberdeen and eight behind Shelton. Four of the girls then went on to State. Ingrid Elsinga, Lisa Fox, Mary White and Kay Hauswirth competed in the 400- free relay, taking 14th place at the state meet and breaking the school . record with a 3:58:2. I KW l is gan Cl as is A KJ! x - NNN f g - v v .rf -v4 ...arf , .a ......... W.. M nnllm, fy Before getting their hair wet, Teresa Curtiss and Myree Fisher pose for a camera shot. She had to learn sometime, explains Patricia Frienwald after pushing her teammate off the diving board. T it Q f , tk A ff tr 'i ' ,,,.. ., . , Q, i f A ..-- f ' .. . . X 1. ' .,. 5 A widff K S f K H 7 A +V f t T S-We he A ',g -Q ' ' K K ,xxx .ax 6 I dw ,N A . VQMQSHQE . t A Q , K In t f gexge, . , t .f .i K K wr A A 3 - + M . if . g gg 'i f f -,,,. f X t . iv - . V Xt wil--sg, M . .7 we ' ' K M. as .R 'ii5wi-'- X X .- ,nvl '7' Q ,....gv-Q-..,, ,. ' .,. M- ' .t M-s s ani? N ff .esgvs . .X k Q .. K t W, f ft ' rrri . S t 172' f kk kgs 3 . . W M L , .,1ML . J-...N - ..g- 5 ass X st- X A at - - -' Two teammates go for a leisurely swim. Annette Furnicello on muscle beach? No, just Patricia Frienwald. Did you know there really are some interesting things at the bottom of pools? A Venus fly-trap? No, just Lisa Fox coming up for a breather. 147 Volleyball Even though we were short of our ultimate goal of going to state this year, l really couldn't have been more pleased with our season. Our team was dominated by inexperienced players but they improved quickly. We had a very strong finish. The BHL better look out for the Bears in 83! , commented coach Laurie Creighton. Front row: Wendy Geist, Karen Renz, Lesli Bash, Jeanette Johnson, Angie Loftus Jill Lindberg Back row Coach Laurie Creighton Kris Kennedy Terry Smotryski, Cheryll Brandell, Christine Nelson, Angie Cochran, manager Jeaneen Johnson me., ,--so-'- aow-.. V t.., M ,,,L.Mw..Z.j...,.LJ+i1LLL,'Qt.o..,,W...w,,.,, A ' lO Cheryll Brandell demonstrates skill in recovering a hard The girls get a pep talk while Jeanette smiles for the camera 1 , ,f fl ff www , K ,j Most of the team was beached this game due to an abundance of knee injuries. Two Oly girls form a human wall to block the ball. S . A L. emi: Y A k .te Front Row: Lorlei Conners, Shannon Egerton, Melinda Ventar, Lori Arco, Liz Champagne, Emily Johnson, Paula Evans, Angie Loftus. Back Row: Leanne Lemke, Meagan Myers, Christine Nelson, Kelly Fruitrich, Maria Behlke, Angie Fitzmorris, Jacque Eich, Julie Hill, Coach Connie Shaupp. As the rest of the team gets ready for the serve, Jeanette Johnson breaks into her version of Roll over Beethoven. Young and Inspirational are two good words to describe the girls volleyball team this year. With only three returning senior girls, the Bears will be back in full force next season. However, this did not even seem to be a drawback for the girls. After losing their first two opening matches, the girls got back on their feet and won the remaining league games. Everyone was pleased with the efforts of the girls, as they traveled off to Districts. There they played hard, but they dropped two out of three to wrap things up for the season. The following girls received awards in these areas: Team Captains, Cheryll Brandell, Wendy Geist, Most Improved, Christine Nelson, Most Inspirational, Jill Lindbergg and Coaches Award, Karen Renz. The Bears had a great season, despite their slow start and look forward to a perfect season next year. 149 QQ -R 2 Tim Hume ,en- wilw Dan Heath A-Q, ss Q' , Y Q 1 Q ...te W.. 3 gl,-mmf Dave Pittman f 4 -2 Q .ci 5 Y. .fy Q ' lvl -,lift hi 4. Boys Basketball. . . The Bruin Breakaway got off to a blazing 10-O start this year and finished with a final record of 15-5. This was good for a third place finish in the BHL. Leading the Bears and the BHL in scoring was Dave Pittman. Another record breaker was Tim Hume with the most single season assists. Also contributing to the 82-83 Bruin Breakaway were seniors Big Bad Bob Heath, Mike the Bruiser Behlke, the electrifying WAM Moore, the Lender Eric Lindberg, Diesel Dan Dekay, and Dandy Andy Kapust. Junior Joey McCann played a key role for the Varsity squad at the end of the season. Slam jam thank you WAM! Big Bob Heath scores two more mi :J , Eric Lindberg 150 Wm A I. V? -,Q Dan Dekay, Tim Steen Walter Moore x .,.. wi .8 it gl , Andy Kapust Mike Behlke Joey McCann Dan Winter se5 Q bv X' ouri ' Stickman Dan puts up another shot. 1 .cffw Bruiser Behlke flys through the air as he lays one up. i . Greg Lane More Basketball. . .Junior Varsity, The Junior Varsity also had a good finish this year. They ended with a 17-3 record which put them in second place in the Black Hills League. A lot of the Junior Varisty squad will be moving up to Varsity next year, and this should result in another outstanding Bear sea- son. The Sophomore team finished with a i2-7 record. These mighty Bears were coached by Rich Yelenich. The Fresh- man, coached by Denny Bailey had an- other good season, they finished with a 8-2 record. Left to right: Tim Steen, David Echlle, Sean O'Neil, Dan Winter, Todd Donaldson, Steve Ask, Tim Winter, Greg Lane, Steve Frost, Joey McCann. Eric Fiedler, Steve Gee, Manager. Front row: Coach Murray, and Coach Curtis. K., p , ig Ir? M a if ' ' . afsfl t x Y I X J - g .qw Todd Donaldson outjumps his Grizzly opponent. Tim Steen displays his ballhandling abilities. 152 Front row: Ben Scheffer, Jim Johnson, David Meyers, Tim Malroy, Scott Woodruff, Nick Armer. Back row: Coach Yelenich, Scott Stoll, Mark Tate, Bill Rathbone, David Loonam, Keith Hart, Cameron Normoyle. N. 12 3 fi' I1 kk.- . K. twat' 'slim W ' i . X s in S Xa x U ,. I f D in , ,L e A f -' Q we 4' ' ' NW .........fi- ls, , 5 WFX f ' 'X' 'mv 4 ' l me , ' ' , . , A . 5, , I , o r 'wwf' if .. l vu-5 cf ' 5 , Z ,X r - ,V 5 s D f' V s ' F' ff ' X 'S - R W ' C Wh K i fa' ff . :Hai f J K si K Q 1 I' 1 S' K X ,L , ,, .., . ,: un. ' 4 N. , . ' l A - , g 4 N- ., -' W, Mark Tate goes coast to coast for two. Dave Loonam soars above his T-Bird oppo- Ben Scheffgr ghakes and bakeg to the basket I Sophomore sp- x,..g..e -xiismor :aw-L. all ' David Heath anxiously eyes the And Freshmen 3 fx sf News lv M.. . A C . .7 . f ' ' hoop. Robert Diebold and John Cook are making a Cougar sandwich. I l 2 uv E s l s l Back row: Neil Larson, Dave Moody, Tirngimpson, Robert Diebold, John Cook, Greg Dunham. Middle row: Mike Frost, Joel Lundberg, Scott Cruhiey, Da'viE T-leath, Larry Messegee, Mike Henry, Coach Bailey. Front row: Shawn Meyers, Jeff Hart, Gary Feldman, John Kiley, Mike Cooper, Ron Ventar, Gordon Hicks. s K hw as is .ll we in 4 1 i ' A Y Skis X. -5 eg .9- M.-4. -4 Girls' Varsity Basketball Much in the same fashion as last year, the girls basketball team had another, excellent season. Led by high scorers Cheryl Brandell and Kris Larson, the Bears were almost un- stoppable. Their one disappointing loss come when they took on the Yelm Torna- does. With a league record of l8-l and and overall record of 20-4, they easily took first in the BHL and second in district play. Their other three losses were against Hoquiam in district play, and North Kitsap and Wood- way in regional play. Cheryl Brandell was named the BHL's Most Valuable Player. W -'B-L A I 1.3 Cheryl Brandell seems surrounded by the enemy! H5 3' 9' T illrlk V 4 ' .ss- Igwu Shootling like a pro is Chris Larson Jodi Boe informally introduces the girls during a student assembly. , , , , I 4 4 IDP Coach Dahl calls the shots. Jeretta Scott catches a pass! 'N W' PEPSI W' The Bears win again! 1 - ' . .. M. W k C ' s 'flux 'L' 5 ' ' ...M IW 4 C J . .,-Awmlczx Jody Boe intormally introduces the girls Basketball team to the student body. Paula Ingel moves to the inside! M... Row I: J. Lindberg, J. Missel, J. Scott, M. Lamb, P. Ingel Row 2: Coach Dahl, J.V, Coach Cable, J. Boe, C. Brandell, C. Larson, H. Cullen, D Cooper, W. Geist, J. Reintz Girls Junior Varsit -ttib N, , A y lx Q I Terry Smotryski plays tough defense on an opposing teammate. 5 f F' f Y Bears get refreshed during a time out. Oly Bears show off the tough defense that they're known for. H7 ' W' tif' - ' it .4 f W i,L,, y it imp, i i i-ud'i P 'X x'05--4 Meagan Denger dribbles in two points while defense Some good advice from Coach Cable gets the girls ready for the next tries to cover. quarter. . .. Q, , C X .. Xvf. . .. .. .. , I l Girls JV was quite successful this year. They took first in league with only one loss. They were stunned by the Aberdeen Bobcats in the very last game of the season but won the rest of their battles. Several starters played both J.V. and Varsity and could only play one or two quarters. Thus, the team had to have a good bench, making substitutions easy for Coach Cable. The team showed great improvel ment and enjoyed a funfilled season of touch competition. They will be back next year, look- ing for another great season. Kneeling: J. Lindberg, M. Mack. M. Ventar, S. Justice, P. Engle. Standing: Coach Dahl, M. Lamb, S. Ocken, T. Smotryski, V. Brown, H. Cullen, T. Campbell, J. Gibbon, J. Reintz, W. Geist. Girls F rosh . Freshmen girls had an exciting season, tieing for first place with the Hoquiam Grizzlies. The girls had an 8-l record, with that one loss to the Grizzlies. Coaching the girls was Laurie Schupp, a PE teacher at Yelm High. Recapping the season, Coach Shupp said, l think the girls did really well, and l know we could have won Ho- quiam. We were just a little ner- .vous because it was our first game. Team players Tracy McKendry, Wendy Carlson, Kim Aames, Angie Fitzmorris and Ma- ria Behlke made a tough starting line up. Row l: K. Aames, S. Mulligan, C. Manning, l. Doench, L. Baltzell, D. Tygart. Row 2: Coach Shupp, L. Renwick, T. McKenrdy, M. Hanson, W. Carlson, J. Litchenberg, A. Kiley, T. Lamar, C. Davis. Row 3: M. Connor, A. Leonard, C. Nelson, M. Behlke, A. Fitzmorris, M. Myers, S. Tierney, E. Hetland. 157 Leif Olson demonstrates a new diving form. ,Vi ww-W . . M KN gi nfl ' eff ri K kkik ki Q i K it .. . X K C M sf Q,.. ,.,., , . cg i C i i . i .K i I fa i M X cf K . lb? my is . Q l S s . l A ' ,,igA5 Matt Hougan and Gunnar Olson don't mind taking time out to pose for their picture. Boys' Swimming Takes BHL And Districts Nineteen eighty-threewas a good year for the boys' swim team. They finished first to win the Black Hills League title. They overwhelmed their opponents at the district meet with a winning score of 449 outscoring the second place team by 219 points. Coach Mark Scott commented, We had 15 or 16 indivi- duals who trained year round and had good turnouts for morn- ing practice, which shows real dedication. The entire team qualified for districts and nine swimmers are going to state: Karl Olson, captain, Tony Elsinga, Brian Harris, David Hougan, Christian Kemp, Gunnar Olson, Rob Martin, Mark Carlson, and Matt Hougan. As the team readies for another strenuous practice, one swimmer wonders if his muscles can hold up. 158 J . . N, a Y g N F A' k W l . -x ,NA XA A' -2 K 'ikk K ,Q iii ...WN r .C 'X T . 1 ' 1 kkkrk i K Y media! A . , mf., X. sg K y Q I --ltt S g.t-:, . l.i i it L3 MW.-dh-...fv- X- Q 5. i l I I K' -ms ' fif .. '- - . L. . X , ' W . ztr gl sf iii' kgs, . Sk K ' x - Y ., 4 T Look Ma, one hand! V ,MTF Joe Nolan looks embarrassed when he notices the race isn't over yet. X. Arm. , 4,- 6 .- Ms- Ifa' Q-, .13 . . A 4 ' ' 1 'sf..5 J vi. 4 ' ' ' .-v ' , J af- 1 ' tl-Q ,J X, , x X Q. . , , ,,f, . A , --s 4 - . , - ' ' ,,.Ae'xQ '- '7 'fr f ', .... '- r . we-wk , -O. H . ' A t pf, rf' 1 H a in . K K 7' Q a .., i D - 'Q il' vs. f , . F., i Q .. aa, 9 pgs ,f ,td 'f . nv 9' I 'I .v f f A ' . , f plbaff pn . E' I 'ni -- 4 ,f 'f -'. , ' 08 5 1 arthfully practn - Team Opponent Shelton 34' Hoquiam 39 Aberdeen 40 North Thurston 37 Timberline 40 Capital 49 OHS 90 87 89 89 87 76 S- SE .N-Q. Q. 9 X ig 1 i Q ig 1 fi, Q . .sh ! - YZ' Y K 5 , x ' I I .-.X '25 3 1 5 3. iz s 3 .ev rw . 5.1 5 X ffl N X . XX . . . N- fs M? if Girl's G mnastics . 35 ' X nag. ff O in 4 lwgu .Y Alice Berschauer demonstrates her graceful style in a routine on the bars Ss Deborah Schmidt carefully balances herself as she practices on the beam 1 E A Front: Stacy Jones, Cheryl Cogne, Julie Waltrip, Robin Wubbena Back: Coach Greg Skinner, Heidi Palmer, Kim Grant, Alice Berschauer, Deborah 160 Schmidt, Carla Medak, Megan Anglers, Marcia lverson, Coach Jan Williamson Put one foot in front of the other and soon you'lI be walking off the beam Carla Medak. nastics team had a rather successful season. The team tured a well deserved third place at districts. The team sent three members to state: Alice Berschauer 029, floor exerciseg Carla Medak fl U, barsg and Heidi Palmer HOD, bars. NMNQQ to XNNNM ttxl fxNN 'N,..t, M .. .tt.'t X W i,.. . c at c , l . my X K I J qv i. e. in 1 'ww ii QA lft,.- Megan Anglers practices bowing to the crowd. t- i X misu....c. X .. v .e V. 3 - 1:1 is f lv as ... it 3.1 Imax 11,1 ,Huw mu. . Q 'law , N 5. wr i. if ,S 'Yi Q., .g On the uneven bars, Heidi Palmer shows her championship form. Coach Skinner gives his team 3 quick Pep talk' Finishing the season with a 7-1 record, the girI's gym- tied with Capital for BHL championship and also cap- 'W 161 ,C gmt WY, .. .. -. .W Varsity Wrestlers Win B.H.L. Championship 'GLY Jeff Davis Dean Jensen -31 is Greg Kapust Dayn McCray SfswffiiF+ 'ik Doug Meridieth Dale Meridieth sit? , C Scott Near Josh Ray Darrin Rollman Stu Schoch in-l Doug Smith Clay Stablein W' l Hur ou I ak .IAM i 13:1 i Coach lsley Coach Nelson The wrestling team started out their season with a vacation to Hawaii. lt consisted of eight fun filled days, two flying, two wres- tling, and four sightseeing. To pay for the trip took 5-6 months of hard labor. Some of the fund raisers were cutting 230 cords of wood, cleaning up trash at the County Fair, and selling raffle tickets. During their stay at the Hickman Air Force Base in Honolulu, the Olympians shopped, sunbathed, watched the Hula Bowl and generally had a good time under the close watch of the coaches. Of the wrestlers that went to the Hawaiian Invitational, some of those placed high in their weight classes. They competed with eleven island schools. Winners included Doug Meridieth, lst, Olay Stablein, 2nd, Jeff Davies, 2ndg Dale Meridieth, 3rd, Darrin Roll- man, 3rd, John Wilfong, 3rd, Scott Near, 4th, Josh Ray, 4th, Jerry Hinton, 6th, and Carl Lorton, 6th. 162 ,pfilfs Joneen 8 Angie, Managers John Wilfong Bears Ninth In State -le.. A eth shows what Bear Power will do! The Bear Grapplers locked up the BHL League Championship for the first time since 1972. They were led by senior captains, Doug Meridieth, Dayn McCray and Clay Stablein. Senior Doug Smith also had a strong season for the champion bears. BHL coach of the year Rocky lsley, took a full van of wrestlers to districts, winning the title with an exciting overtime win by junior Jeff Davis. They also took Sub-Regionals, and received a third at Regionals. l y. rw fn 4 .. ., Q A I n ' Y . i .,,,-fl W ,V t t vp NJ Wg '-'Y x G x N.. I1 f ' .J1L'Z .0 D Lorton S Reiter B Dodd K Korns J Hinton R Parks 2 S Boe K Cypert D Cochran M Denger J Brown 3' D. Don Rollman and Doug Meridieth embrace Chumme D Shorb T Parsons C Lorton 4 J Barlow Not Pictured M Anderson ley after his exciting league winning victory. BOYS AND GIRLS TRACK Girls' Track was comparatively small, but such tough competitors as Kris Lar- son, shot, discus, javelin, Paula Wood- land, Megan Anglers, Nancy Minitti, Sprints, Joneen Lougheed, 400, Marianne Winters, hurdles, Leslie Bash, 800, high jump, and Michelle Conner, 800. The boys have a relatively young team but this should be no setback with great athletes like Brian Taylor, high hurdles, triple jump, Ken Korns, pole vault, long jump, triple jump, high jump, Bill Lynch, pole vault, Walter Moore, springs, long jump, triple jump, Randy Swilley, Donny Brownell, shot discus, Will Mertena, springs, David Miskimens, Matt Ruhlg and Wade Ruch, distances. New coaches included Pat Deneai, head girls, Dan Brightwell, distance, and John Smith, weight events. Special accomplishement by track- sters included Ken Korns, best pole vault in state, Brian Taylor, one of the best times in high hurdles and Kris Larson, best discus top in shop and javelin. Row I: C. Normoyle, K. Valdez. Row 2: D, LaFontaine, R. Swilley, T. Ritter, C. Mayor, T. Carruth. Row 3: D. Moody, B. Mitchell, A. Fry, C. Fehring, L. Bash, C. Larson. Row 4: K. Korns, C. Lockhart, 164 B. Lynch, C. George, K. Cypert. f ,, W- 7 , f ,..,..-.W.,,,.,-.,q...... N .,..,........u..s.., .,, ,, ,,F,,m, , as t S. , 3 4, ,vga -., l 3, 1 ,.ff , ' 1- ,Q ' je j Q f 7 43 . gg... -. .... .W . , ................, . , Row l: R. Lissner, M, Angier, M. Winter, B. Taylor, M. Maxwell, N. Minnitti, S. May. Row 2: C. Mayor, R Dalebout, S. Danforth, B. Mohoric, M. Duvall, D. Nufield, S, Gee. Row 3: J. Hastings, L. Vay, S. Lohr, R Henry, J. Fergueson, Y. Anekoj, L. Brady, J. Lougheed, W. Mertina, P. Conner. Row l: M. Ruhl, T. Nguyen. Row 2: W. Mertena, P. Nelson, J. Grant, D Tygart, E. VanKirk, D. Miskimmens. Row 3: C. Mayor, M. Connor. Row 4: C Coyne, T. Baltzell, S. Miskimmes. Row 5: S. Fairhurst, R. Vental, W. Ruch. QQ X x XJR x I-S , Q 3 . Q' -,. 5 lm-N ---'S -V Q'-' Q 'FQ , ...- Riffs--f :i gig -K 9 xi. 84' T ' f 1 s M N. b 9 1 li S nik 5' W. ,Nga MGI! N 2 mm f YRACK I Varsity Baseball Coach Bill Maguire had high expectations for the baseball team. Returning this season were nine lettermen, eight of which were sen- iors. Their experience made them a team to watch out for in the Black Hills League. Although defense was the strong point Coach Maguire expected they would be hitting the ball and scoring many runs. Even though the pitching staff was very young and two top players were out early in the season due to injuries, the team appeared tough to beat. The Bears didn't have a team captain this year, but alternated with every game. They made the decisions together and the team effort helped them to go far this season. 5 . zf 5 , i'fj.j, W gb ix- 535 H g QL- . 'wfzilm TWV .ftiiii ,:,,,,,,y :'1-ss N 3 , 1 -wb ' a w t- ' - .. H . 'i i its r--- Q gig, kg . qi . ,. 5 3 - 5 -,....,,... X - . -.s. -... , sf . . . X. 4- A - , - , , -,N , in K :Vx f i ts. , . , . ..... .. , .... M Q - - ms, M-ws . W. ,. ' .W ts, - t r ' +-is - smwusn-n-ks. sf ri X W seeps is ,wwf F , Q. Q. it . - ' A Q Q ' F ' 'Y z twg5rs'?4'?2,.', ' lf. I igsiyff I 5 an if 9 1 'A 4' A'f,4r1Y5 agp' .uzgfgxtyawa Q , A yn, 0 vpfwt sfyyflo ' . X V99 of ny ...'?f'xf sv cg ,fi , ' 5 . 5 if s 'Q' X1 .. 4.553 . 5 , ,. M M 1 v fn 1' '.w'4ts.rh'iff:'Z6, l E W- ,Tm Q at--+-.-w-l. 1 'Week ' iff. W4 'Q , . s--T . fffv-'f? ' 'C' ml,-I. ffl w.'1!u ' , aw. .5 .VU uf-ve! Ready to scoop up a hard grounder, Ryan Fiedler watches the ball. Denis Shea waits for the play at homeplate. ir . L , Back rowg Jay Minton, 3rd base, Jerry Blaylock, centerfieldg Jeff Grenier, left field, Denis Shea, catcherg Tim Cavin, first base, Dave Pittman, first baseg Ryan Fiedler, second base. Front row: Dale Meredith, catcher, Eric Fiedler, pitcher, John Stocks, pitcher, Pete Smithg Steven Cavin, right field, Brian Freeman, pitcher, Chris Bade, pitcherg Joe McCann, shortstop. Junior Varsity 1- . . K -X ,N if 7lZ1'5f's2ff' ' ' 'Si 7 I ,FZ final., awvfxg ,MQ-249 'ff Jfffx g. QI, 2 f A .- Amt!! 1 :g:5'.ii'f 1 'Q C l e. . -. , . : -f 'nfs' ' , I' I 5516.2 'ii , ff. I . H. ' Li, ' ,jf ' SJ ' f f - 'f wg r 4 If 1, Row l: J. Milton, S. Woodruff, R. Wilson. Row 2: Coach Bill Curtis, C. Lorton, J. Bert, T. Sokolic, M. Tim Cavin looks disappointed with Stone. 5-spa .N A ,- 1. .J-x5t!.kg3Q' - Ein -W ' . ,...' x x , X. - 'gi 'I ,fs + is ,L 'A N. ... 'lr at 4 3 . . .-:'..1 Third baseman Jay Minton warms up by throwing the ball to home plate. QV qt.,-,,,4r,,sPP -Q -13 Wi ' gps, -.-,,.- fa - ,A L,- .. . -...w4.,., his throw. After an injury which kept him out for a few games, senior Rick Chase returns to practice with other team members. Freshmen ..,,'.MM. Row l: D. Cochran, P. Blakeway, G. Feldman, L. Bennet, T. Phillips, J. Dukes, T. Barnes, S. Jeff Milton does his best to sneak up on Joe McCann Myers. Row 2: B. Collins, B. Nedrow, N. Larson, J. Cook, T. Simpson, D. Mc Phearson, J. Lundberg, Coach Creighton. ' --rfffi W .615 6 '1'k'lFQ Y V vi WXSX Q ,X ,K i ' if I Q NWS' . 7' QNX X2 ' X xx 3 2 ap i 3 4 . 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Boys' Tennis l think we are easily favored to win the league and District titles again this season, and a high contender for the State title, comments Coach Whipple with the utmost confidence. After placing first in the league and at Districts two years in a row, this team has the right to feel confident. Since 1980 they have won every match which eventually led to their taking second place at State last season. With eight returning lettermen, P. Bismuti, J. Allen, E. Boe, B. Boe, E. Price, S. Near, D. Nghiem, and J. Dye, and with a strong turnout of new, talented players, this team should have no trouble with their climb to the top. Jeff Dye manages to keep his balance as he rushes to the net to return a serve. During practice, Eric Boe poses for a picture. R nv-Q-..... J. Jeff Dye observes as Jeff Weeks shows how this game is really played. .mx ...N G Let me on the court! says an aggressive Dave Abbott. Wmrj' ,511 JAX 'A .5 How does mine look, Mark? asks Jeff Allen. 5 it NMR K . X gg N .r r y Q . s . XL n f--. fr Hs... tmwww M ' was xx xmf.:-x-Ave . f. ,tn a Racket inspection is a very important procedure completed before every game. .,.- M.. .,........,.-,.-.-.-,,,- unsung mow, frm k-,' . f Y V., ' S K Tennis anyone? asks Eric Kissler enthusiastically. i 00r was awp., . Av'-r-vw. W uni I -.-....,,- in... L ,.. rg ,. Pete Bismuti and Brian Boe take a few minutes to relax before a tough workout. 173 Boys Golf We have a really good team! exclaimed Coach Tim Healy about this year's golf team. Healy began his third year as coach and he felt the team did an excellent job. With three-hour practices everyday after school, the 15-member team showed real dedication. At times they would have to travel as far as Ocean Shores, braving wind and rain, but they remained com- petitors throughout. What? No Caddies? I x John Backman attempts a birdie on Front row: B. Hermanson, R. Hopp, D. Senna, C. Notenboom, M. Kern, J. Backman. S. Manning. Back row: E Hole 2! Alexander, S. Ask, J. Ray, D. Bossio, M. Kloepher, M. McCormick, G. Dunham, D. Heath. fs . Are these guys cool? Or are these guys cool? Practice makes perfect, Steve! emi Q f .Q , ivy- i 9 ,ss ' iv 1- xf1'.ZMi:! ,FF ri kg- v Xi: 2 N ,W -ti S Q ,is Q- 15 if 1' v ,aa 6 A' fx x I xf v Q t X' 1 N x Nm.Tl'7R N Nm X 1 fs I xx w,- 1 X Take that' exclalms Rex in ff 1-cup W ,, iz... bu., um 1- 'Z is 4 1: r 52,411 XX N :X X X, f'i'vf 'ff, ,-Mj'Qf ',,f 5 Notenboom shows effect follow thr , Rnfvw M,-,., in f if Vf 'uri 5 S. A 0 i . 5 , W 'I x f.,g s . -f f A S 1 as g 2 E 5 225 QV3 .M ,, f Q 2 X ' 2 wf W I Q , Zfygm , simavxf , 3..4 I Becky Lundberg Congratulatlons and love to our blue eyed curly-halred grand daughter Becky Gommo and Poppo CONGRATULATIONS KRIS' a long way Mom 8 Dad May the joy you have glven me multlply and llght your pathway through llfe I love you Mom ,Q 0' ees' ANGELA You Ve come We wlshed upon a star baby- And God sent us you fAunt Kathy tool, One of ours come true Love, Mom and Dad Marty Congratulatlons Klmber We are so proud of you We love you! Mom, Dad, and Judie Love' Now with your dreams you are . 66 . 99 i 3 i ' gt' Q L -f..,, ill .. a !.. 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To our dear Mary K. - We love you and are so Dad, Mom, Denise, proud of you. and all your relatives Mom and Dad Susan S Lynda, Mike and Tony You've come a long wlth love and We love you, Kirstin! tljjgfgg 52:16 Dad, too fast' Lars and Chad Mom way, little bear! congratulations. CONGRATULATIONS JODI! You RE THE SUNSHINE OF ouR LIVES Mom DAD Congratulatlons, John Love, Agnes '19 X I 8 Af!! , . 40 li A, Q x, X V n 'FEQI . Ken Rhoades Congratulations Gretchen .Nou can do anything We kl10W yOU will be through Him who gives you successful in what- strength ever you do. We are so Pf0Ud 0f you! You're like a bright morning star Love' Q P.S. 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Anderson, Linda S. 14 Anderson, Lisa 14, 105, 123, 125 Anderson, Robert L. 14 Andrews, Kimberly A. 14, 178, 105, 123, 125 Anekoji, Kimiyasu 31, 94 Arko. Natalie L. 14 Austin, Christina L. 14, 103, 125 Avery, Dwight S. 14, 158 Backman, John J. 14, 183 Bailey, Jenny L. 14 Balch, Michele 14, 123 Baldwin, Rita M. Barber, Charlotte M. Barnes, Richard W. 113, 3, 14, 32 Barrett, Katherine A. 14, 105 Bartley, Molly A. Beals. Mike W. 14 Beardsley, Michelle F. 18 Behlke. Michael S. 15, 106, 107, 151 Berschauer, Alice O. 15, 104, 105, 107, 109, 117, 119, 160 Blaylock, Jerry W. 15 Bloomquist, Niklas 31, 94, 107, 158 Blowers. Debbie L. 15, 112 Blowers, Leland F. 15, 99 Boe, Eric R. 15 Boe, Judi L. 15, 127, 154 Boyle, Stephen U. Braley, Tiffany 15 Brennan, Shanin E 15, 99 Brown, Jim F. 15, 163 Brown, Lynnette A. 15 Brown, Tammy D. 15, 105 Brunton, Deborah L. 15, 182, 105, 107, Burchett, Dean R. 15 Carlson, Carolyn M. 15, 143 Cavin, Tim A. 16 Chase, Rick J. 16, 138, 118 Cheeka, Victoria A. Chowen, Darci A. 16 Clark, Cheri L. 16, 105, 106, 107, 125 Clark, Rusty iTom1 R. 16 Colby, Patricia A. 16 Colvin, Patrick M. 16, 118 Coon, Ralph O. Corbin, Barbara 16 Corbin, Kenneth A. 16 Cosden, Susan M. 16, 180, 119 Crabs, Lia S. 10, 16, 144, 145, 125 Cristo, Luis A. Curts, Michelle A. 16 Danforth, Gary S. 16 Davis, Steve J. 16, 33, 179, 118 De Kay, Dan D. 16, 105, 151 Dehart, Tawni A. 16, 130 Delavillahe, Marie C. 94 Diaz. Maria E. 31.94, 118 Dier, Shannon J. 107 Dorian, Cheri 17 Droge, Heather M. 17 Duerr, Paul N. 17 Dufault, Jody L. 17 Duvall, Todd C. 17 Dye, Jeffrey E. 17 Elharot, Mary K. 17, 180, 105, 118 Elsinga, Tony M. 17, 103, 158 Faircloth, Jr. James C. 112, 107, 109 Ferguson, Lisa M. Fiedler, Ryan E. 17 Fisk, Vicki L. 17, 117 Florer, Dan A. 17 Flynn, Lisa M. 17, 118 Fowble, Mark A. 17 Frederick. Amy M. 17, 107, 109 Fredericks, Gary L. 17 Freinwald, Victoria J. 17, 105 Fritsch, Mike V. Geist, Wendy J. 18, 105. 117, 119, 157 Giles, Tony A. 18, 102, 106, 107, 117, 113 Gilmore, Chene P. 18 Glover, Jim E. 18 Gordon, Carolyn M. 18, 112, 105 Grenier, Jeff B. 18 Groome, Brian V. 18 Gubbe, Kim S. 18 Gunderson, Arne E. 18, 112 Gurnde. Samantha M. 18 Haapala, Steve L. 18 Habersetzer, Ted O. 113 Hadley, Mark D. 18, 105 Haggard, Mark S. Halstrum, Leslie C. 18, 119 Hammersmith, Karl M. 18, 99 Hanna, Selma O. 113, 18, 104, 125 Harlan, Claire R. 18, 112 Harpel, Russell E. 19. 110 Harry, Linda R. 19 Hartman, Randy L. 19 Hartsell, Jenette C. havlisch, Jenni L. 19 Hl- .swirth, Kay L. 19, 148 1- 3-les, Julie L. 19 lays, Mike J. 19,138,118 wth, Danny R. 19 - ' Robert D. 19, 165, 118 Herrick, Denise L. 19, 99, 125 Hicks, Matthew A. 19, 2, 113 Hinton, Lewis G. 19, 163 Hite, Lora L. 19, 117 Hoffman, Andrea 10, 19, 33, 107, 125 Holland, Terry L. 19 Hougan, John C. 3, 19, 112, 181 Howe, Greg M. 20 Hubbell, Sharolee D. 20, 112. 105 Home, Tim D. 20, 137 , 139, 106, 118, 127 Hummel, Tami L. 20 Humphrey, Robert L. 32 Hutsell, Charolette E. Hutsell, Steve T. 20, 146, 103 Ingram, Susanne D. 20 Jenks, Cathileen M. 20 Jensen, Drene L. 20, 117, 118 Johnson Johnson Johnson, Johnson, , Janet T. 20 , Jeanette A. 20, 150, 181 Cindy A. 20 Petersons, Ingrid 25, 112, 119 Phillips, Darrell E. 25 Pietschmann, Rainer 94 Piret, Dominique M. 94 Pitman, Jackie M. 25 Pittman, David 25, 105, 118, 107, 151 Pond, Julie K. 25, 33, 102, 105, 117 Porter, Jim 25 Powers, Theresa 25 Pratt, Arlene J. Price, Carolyn 25, 2, 112, 117, 119 Probst, Janelle 25 Putnam, Pat 10, 26, 102, 106, 107 Raab, Lori 26, 146, 183, 102, 109, 116 Raboin, Yvonne 26, 118 Rainiord, Candi L. 26 Remmen, Tracy 26 Renz, Karen M. 26, 102 Reukema, Virginia 26, 146, 105, 118 Reyes, Gary W. Rhoades, Kenneth E. 26, 182 Jones, Terri L. 20 Jordan, Dan S. 20 Joy, Cindy June, Matt J. 20 Kapust, Andrew J. 10, 20, 105, 106, 210, 151 Keating, Michaela S. 21, 112, 142, 98, 102. 107, 109, 119 Keller, Cheri S. 21 Kempton, Alan B. Kennedy. Jeff A. Kerlee, Michael R. Kernan, Joanne 21 Kingsbury, Sheri R. 21, 105, 123, 125 Kintzley. Katie M. 21 Kintzley, Margaret A. 21, 146, 147, 105, 123 Kissler, Kristin H. 3, 21, 178, 105, 125 Klages, Harry 21 Korns, Ken J. 21, 137, 163 Labell, Count O. 21 Lafond, Jeff M. 21 Lafontaine, Todd C. 21, 137, 119 Lahaie, Chad M. 21, 109, 117 Lamb, llene M. 21, 183, 117 Larson, Charles J. 103 Laux. Mary K. 21 Lay, Darren E. Le Cuong T. 21, 102, 103, 106 Lee, Dyana 21 Likes, Cody R. 22 Lindberg, Eric J. 22 Link, lla D. 22 Lissner, Bonnie J. 22, 8, 102, 105, 123, 125 Locken, Doug J. 22 Lodefink, Melinda 22, 182, 106, 109 Loonam, Ann E. 22, 180, 125 Lougheed, Joneen 22, 162 Lundberg, Becky J. 22, 178, 102, 125 Lynch. Bill B. 22 Main, Christine L. 22, 123 Mancinelli, Lisa A. 22 Manning, Steve 22, 33, 130, 141, 106, 109, 118, 126, 130 Marcus, Roxane L. Marshall, Brenda L. 22 Riddle. Troy A. Riley, Cindy A. 26 Robinson, Jaime L. 26 Rogers, Michael J. Rogers, Robert 26 Rohila, Anita 26, 182, 99 Roney, Karen K. 26, 181 Rose, Eric V. 26, 112, 113 Rose, Tonia 26 Ross, Shawn C. Roth, Rachell R. 26 Rowe, Gretchen E. 113, 27, 182, 105, 119 Russell, Ted Ryser, Curt B. 27, 118 Ryser, Kevin B. 27 Sayan, Stacey B. 3, 27, 119, 123 Schlender, Brandt H. 27, 119 Schley, Kim C. 27, 125 Schmitz, Phillip M. 27 Schrag, Mike L. Schuler, Courtney L. 27 Schultz Schultz Schultz ,Allen C.112,113 , Charles P. 3, 27, 185, 102, 107, 125 , Susan R. 27 Scott, Jeretta L. 27, 154 Secrist, Julie A. 27 Seeley, Robbie C. 27 Senna, J.D. 27, 106, 107, 118,138,137 Shattuck, Mark A. 27 Shea, Denis A. 27, 32, 104, 138, 139, 11B Siegle, Jennifer L. 28, 33, 182, 106, 107, 117, 123 Small, April 28 Smith, Brenda L. Smith, Doug W. 28, 162, 163 Smith, Lori 28, 123 Smith, Teresa 28 Sproot, John W. 28 Stablein, Clayton E. 28, 162, 163 Stanton, Kristine 28 Steiner, Jane M. 28, 184, 119 Stillwell, Robert H. 28, 184, 124 Strobl, Cindi L. 28, 124 Sweeney, Daniel L. 28, 118 Martinson, Dawn R. 22, 117, 119 Maxwell, Marty Mazzei, Marcella N. 22 McAferty, Blayne 23, 117, 119 McAferty, David 23 McAllister, Jodi L. 25, 130, 181, 125 McCray, Dayn 23, 33, 162 McElliott, Kathy T. 23, 184 McKimmey, Bonnie 3, 23. 181, 118 Mellander, Kirstin 1. 23 Mercer, Shelley K. 23, 117 Meridieth, Douglas 23, 137, 139, 162, 163 Merrill, Doreen K. Messegee, Roger L. Meyer, Charles L. 23, 146, 185 Middagh, Kurt Minnitti, Nancy 23, 146, 179, 108, 106, 107 Minton, James 23, 137, 106, 107, 118 Mitchell, Joan M. 23, 125 Moes, Kari L. 23 Montoya, Marty 23, 114 Moody, Dwight 23, 184, 185, 105. 107, 124, 125 Moody, Pam J. 23, 179, 118, 123 Moore. Kelly J. Moore, Walter A. 146 Morlan, Andy J. 24 Morrison, Jeffrey J. Morse, Pamela 24 Moses, Sandra L. 24 Murphy, Chris W. 24, 8, 137, 139, 118. 138 Murphy, Nick 2, 24 Tailleur, James M. Tanaka, Asako 31, 94, 95, 112, 142 Taylor, Brian D. 28, 139 Teller, Brian K. 28 Terpstra, Jeff A. 28 Thomas, Dawn M. 28 Thomas, Kathy J. 29 Thompson, David A. 29, 105 Thompson, Jeff A. 29 Tierney, Shannon M. 29, 144, 125 Tilson, Gail M. 29 Tisher, Paul T. 29, 182 Tran, Hoang T. 29, 105 Travis, Page N. 29, 33 Trepanier, Philip H. 29 Turner, Karen D. 29, 104 Tygart, Mike R. 29, 3, 146, 185, 102, 103, 105, 109, 119 Tytler, Karen M. 29, 105, 117, 119 Vail, Tom D. 113, 9, 29, 105, 117 Van Kirk, Erich 29 Vanblair, Terry L. Vaughn, Amy E. 29, 117 Vinson, Janet L. Von Torne, Mark A. 29 Wack, John E. 30 Wagner, Angela 30, 178, 102, 117 Waltrip, Sherri L. 30, 185 Watts, Jamie G. 30, 119 Weatherbie, Ty Weaver, Lynda C. 3, 30 weeaon, Shelly M. 30 Murphy, Shawn T. 24 Murray, Steve M. 24, 33 Myers, Mindy L. 24, 118 Nedrow, Maureen C. 24, 117 Neely, Jeff A. 24' Neer, Kathy A. 24, 3, 179 Nelson, Benjamin E. Nghiem, David 24, 116 Nolan, Joe S. 24, 103, 158 Olson, Karl G. 24, 32, 184, 158 Overton, Laura 24, 142, 106, 107 Parks, Richard A. 163 Parman, Danni L. Paul, Angie 10, 24, 162 Paulsun, Laurie L. 25 Paulson, Patricia M. 25 Pemberton, Lori A. 25 Perfili, Maria G. 25 Perkins, Alice A. 25, 103, 125 Peters, Brad 25 Peterson, Kirsten 25, 179, 98, 117, 118 West, Ross R. 3, 10, 30, 112, 180, 107, 113 Whitaker, Rondah S. 30 White. White, Bill W. 30 Gordon E. 118, 124 Wilcox, Cynthia A. 30, 183 Williams, Jennifer 81, 30 Williams, Pam K. Williams, Timothy 81 Wilson, Corrinne 30 Winter, Marianne L. 30, 106, 107, 109 Wolden, Matthew T. 30 Wolfson, Gregory 30, 99 Wolverton, Denise M. 31, 183 Woodland, Paula L. 31 Wyer, Holly J. 31 Yamane, Patricia K. 31. 103, 100, 119, 122, 125 Vates, Olivia A. 31, 99 Yearout, Debra 31, 117 Young, Tracene D. 31 Zivkovic, Zivadin 31, 94, 95, 103, 109 Grade ll Abbott, David R. 36 Albert. Steven G. 36, 124 Anderson, Erika 36, 112, 102, 119 Anerson, Mike J. 36, 107, 109 Ask, Steve W. 36, 118, 152 Aslin, Tony V. 36, 124 Bailey, Pollyanna 36 Baker, Robin B. 36 Baltzell, Tim T. 36 Barlow, Robert 36 Bateman, Mark Bennett, Lance A. 36 Berry, Philip D. 46 Berschauer, Andy 36, 99, 116, 124 Bert, Jeff 36, 137, 118 Betten, Steve F. 36 Bickle, Paul S. 36 Bishop, Jenniler 36, 103, 105, 119 Bismoti, Peter 36 Boe, Brian 36, 124 Boe, Scott 36, 137, 99, 118, 163 Boodia, Anthony L. 36 Brandell, Cheryl L. 36, 150, 126, 154 Breslow, Robert 36, 105 Brock, Brian 36, 137 Brown, Jim 36 Brown, John R. 37, 118 Brown, Stephen L. Bryden, Elizabeth A. 37, 142 Buehler, Mike 37 Bunce, Michael 37, 112, 119 Cabot, Christopher Calle. Dominique A. 37 Campbell, Tricia M. 37, 144, 145, 105 119 7 Carlson, Dean E. 37, 118, 158 Carruth, Todd 37, 137 Casanas, Vivian R. 37, 131 Chappell, Rodney D. Charvet, Amy R. 37, 112 Chastain, Scott L. 37 Chauvin, Darren 37 Clarke, Dacia 37, 105, 119, 123, 125 Clemen, Matt H. 37 Cognasso, Christopher R. 37, 119 Colantoono, Kristy K. 37, 119, 123 Conner, Ray 113, 112, 37.99, 102, 10 09 119 Cooper, Barbara 1. 37 Cooper, Debra L. 37. 119 Cullen, Helen M. 37, 102, 157 Curtis, Kelly M. 37, 118 Dahle, Debbie L. 34, 37 Danforth, Craig 37 Davis, Jefferson 37, 162 Davis, William M. 37, 105 Denger. Meegan 37, 144, 145, 118, 156 Derkland, Jenna M. 37 Derousie, Brett A. 38 Dorian, Kevin M. 38 Dotson, Sarah R. Duffy, Michael 38, 146, 118 Duvall, Marlene A. 38, 118 Dye, James Echtle. David L. 38, 152 Elsinga, Ingrid 38, 148 England, Cynthia E. 38 Ericksen, Mike 38, 146 Ernst. Jeff 38, 112, 103, 105, 119 Fankhauser, Greg 38, 112, 113 Fanning, Dawn M. 38 Fehring, Chris 38, 112, 146, 105, 116, Feist, Kenneth 38 Feldman, Chris B. 38 Fenton, Sara L. 38.41, 117, 118, 130 Ferris, Joey 38 Fetters, Danny H. 38 Fetz, Ruth A. 38 Flahaut, Scott 38 Flinner, Janell 38, 118 Florek, Jeff 38 Foss, Patty L. 38 Frost, Steve 38, 152 Gardner, Suncire 38 Gearhart, Jim 38, 146, 119, 125 Giard, Kendra L. 38 Gibbon, Jill D. 38, 142, 105, 107, 119 Gibbs, Cynthia 38, 118 Gietz, Kirk R. 38 Gilford, Terry 38 Gingerich, Sandy D. 39 Grant, Kimberly A. 39, 119, 160 Green, Jill D. 39 , 118 Harder, Annette R. 39 Hardwick, Dwain M. Harris, Brian 39, 158 Harvey, Kenneth 39, 137 Hastings, Jeff 39, 117 Hastings, Steve M. 39, 118, 119 Hauschild, Rodney E. 39 Hayes, Danette R. 39, 119 Heikkola, Kurt C. 39 Heiser, James D. 39 Hendricks, Cheryl L. 39, 118. 131 Henry, Deborah S. 39 Hermanson, Brent A. 39, 40, 102 Herrera, Judith M. Herron, Cathy 39, 131 Hertlein, Adam 39, 104 Hewitt, Tammi 39 Hobbs, Mark R. 39 Hollis, Kathryn E. 39 Hoogan, David 39, 116, 158 Hoyt, Claudia L. 39, 40 Hodson, Madonna M. 'lr '--'1 Michael W. 40, 137 Hoggins, Kristin G. 40, 117, 118 Hulett, Steven G. Hunt, Jeff A. 40 .1t- hinson, Heidi L. 40 ans, Caroline R. 40 J.-cl.son, Teri L. 40 Jacobs, Jenene L. 40, 150, 118 'wt-nson, Debbie M. 40, 117 Johnson, Dianne M. 40, 117 Johnson, Gloria J. 40, 131, 117, 130 Johnson, Rhonda R. 40 Justis, Shelly 40, 146, 119, 157 Kapust, Greg 40, 112, 137, 118, 162 Keck, Karen E. 40, 102, 119, 123 Kemp, Christian P. 40, 158 Kennedy, Maureen D. 40 Kerans, Mike 40. 42 Kerstetter, Derek A. 40, 137 Kiely, Ric E. 40, 137, 105, 118 Kiley, Erin M. 40. 142, 117 Kintzley, Patty L. 40, 123 Kirsch, Merrili E. 40 Kisor, Carrie 40, 142, 116, 119 Kissler, Eric E. 41 Knouse, Edith C. 41, 118 Koinzan, Kristine L. 41, 117 Kollmer, Andrew L. 41 Kranz, Lori Krause, Patty M. 41 Krenik, Rick A. 112, 113 Krug. Julie S. 41, 39, 119, 130 Krug, Lisa C. 41 Lally, Marion M. 41 Lamar, Brent E. 41, 118 Lamb, Melanie 41, 42, 118. 123, 157 Lane, Greg D. 41, 102, 117. 119, 123, 151, 152 Larson, Kristine M. 41, 118, 154 Laur, Cynthia A. 41, 105, 117 Lawrence, Peggy L. 41 Lay, Lorretta L. 41. 34 Le Blanc, Anne D. 41 Learn, John D. 41 Lewallen, Barbara L. 41 Lewallen, Linda S. 41 Lewis, Dodd 41 Lewis, Ronald G. 41 Lilja, Pam 41 Lindquist, Richard E. 41 Locklar, Larry W. 41 Lonborg, David 41, 146, 103, 105, 106, 107. 109, 125 Lorton, Dennis R. 41, 99, 107, 118, 163 Lovato, Monique 41, 99 Lumsden, Mary E. 42 Mackey, Bret E. Mai, Chi 42, 105 Mai, Trang 42 Martin, Mickey Martin, Robert 42, 119, 158 Martin, Shawn D. 42, 102, 106, 107 Mattingly, Debbie M. Maurer, Jane P. 42, 104, 125 May, Jeff 42 Mazaheri, Mohsen M. McCann, Joey 42. 151, 152 McGuire, Patrick C. 42 McHale, Karen M. 38, 42, 103, 105, 117, 119 McKay, Alisa 42, 99, 125 McTaggart, Mary E. 42 McWain, Robin L. Merchant, David 42, 146, 98, 103, 105, 106. 107 Meridieth, Dale 42, 137. 127 , 162 Mertena, Rhea M. 42, 39, 125 Mickelson, Susan E. 42 Miller, Mimi M. 42 Miller, Rebecca M. 42, 123 Miskimmens, David 42, 116, 118 Missel, Jody 42, 118 Misterek, Matt T, 42, 146, 103, 104, 107, 116. 125 Mitchell, Brian W. 42, 119 Mitchell, Fawn A. Moes, Kimberly L. 40, 42 Mohoric, Brian K. 42, 118 Moore, Debbie E. 42 Morlan, Edward L. Moser, Barbara A. 42, 117 Mounts, Bruce E. Mueller, Marc R. 42 Murphy, Shannon 42, 99, 107, 109, 118 Myers, Lori Near, Scott 42, 162 Nedrow, Peggy T. 118 Neel, Holly A. Nerney, Patrick Niles. Alan R. Noe, Anita Norby, Dan M. Notenboom, Chris O'Neil, Gary S. 152 Olson, Andrea Olson, Donetta L. Olson, Gunnar 126. 158 Parks, Richard L. Paulson, Brenda L. Payne, Keith W. Peck, Greg A. Peterman, Allon Pemberton, Lois 131 Phan, Xuan'Dad Pilgrim, Jennifer 117 Plush. Elizabeth N. Pond, Kristen M. 105, 117 Potter, Jim Prather, Kiera M. Pritchard, Mary A. 116 Purcell, Martin L. Ray, Joshua 118, 162 Reinertsen, Deeann K. 99, 117 Reinitz, Joy A. 119, 157 Renwick, Michelle A. Reyes, Richard Rhoades, John W. 118 Rice, Susan D. 105, 106, 107 Richards, Todd K. Ripley, Robin 44 Ripley, Vickie L. 44 Rise, Shawna A. 44 Ritter, Timothy 44, 137, 118 Robbins, Ricky T. 44 Roberts, Mary K. 44, 118 Rollman, Darin R. 37, 44. 137, 140, 162, 163 Rolstad, Betsy S. 44 Ruhl, Amy A. 44, 113 Russell, Lisa M. 44 Ryan, Grace K. 44, 103, 119 Salcedo, Jason C, 44 Samuelson, Doug W. 44 Sanderson, Jim H. 44, 117, 118 Schlatter, Gena A. 102, 118, 123 Schmidt, Deborah 44, 131, 117, 119, 160 Schoch, Stuart 44, 118, 162 Scoville, Gary R, 44 Sevedge, Debbie L. 44 Shambaugh, Darcy S. Shelley, Jonne 45, 116 Shorb, Scott W. 45, 118 Simon, Judy 45 Sizemore, Shari D. Skaarer, Tom L. 45 Slertes, Robbie C. 45, 117 Smith, Darryn Snyder, Tessa 45, 102, 104, 105, 107, 123 Sokolik, Tom 4. 45, 137 Solt, Scott A. 45 Spencer, James V. 45 Stansbury, Steve A. Stanton, Rodney A. 45, 112 Stapp, Karen R. 45 Steen, Tim 45, 146 Stephens, Delynn E. 45 Stewart, Jacob A. 45 Stocks, John S. 45, 112, 113, 119 Strecker, Jill M. 45, 131, 105, 118 Sundberg, Craig 45 Talen, Camon E. 45 Tam, Sau P. 45, 105 Tarzan, Aaron R. 45, 116, 119 Thrower, Courtney M. 45 Tierney, Melany A. 45, 118 Tobin, David M. 45, 116 Tran, Danh T. Trepanier, Sueanne A. 45 Tnggs, Richard H. 42, 45, 119, 158 Tu, Mary B. 45, 102, 119, 123 Tuomi, Dennis R. 45, 124 Twibell, Keith L. 46 Valadez, Matthew C. 46 Vanderwal, Debbie A. 46 Vangundy, Karla K. Vaughn, Christopher M. 46 Vosse, Katie 46, 102, 123 Wagner, Todd 46 Walker, Steve 46 Walling, Linda S. Waltrip, Julie A. 46, 118, 131, 160 Warner, Theodore L. 46 Wattenberg, Jeffrie A. 46 Weatherbie, Dawn M. 46 Weedon, Chris W. 46 Weigel, Glenda 46 Weir, Tiffany 46, 112, 142 White, Darren R. 46, 104 Wieland, Laurie 46, 102, 117, 119, 123, 125 Wilcox, Teresa 46 Wilder, Jeffrey A, Wilfong, John 46, 118, 162 Wilford, Debra 146 Wilson, Roger 46, 107, 119. 125 Winters, Don L. Wolden, Douglas A. 46 Yegge, Stephen F. 46, 103, 119 Ziegler, Beth A. 46 Zoller, Gregory W. 46, 105 Zyski, Anne T. 41, 46 Grade 10 Alexander, Tami M. 52 Anderson, Erik 52, 117 Anderson, Lori D. 52, 116 Anderson, Theresa D. 52, 116 Andrews, Lynn M. 52 Anthony, Kelli L. 52, 113, 124 Arko, Lori A. 52 Armer, Nicholas H. 52, 61, 118,152 Bade, Chris A. 52 Baldwin, Jacqueline R. 52, 107 Ballew, Max W. 52 Barclay, Charles R. 52 Barlow, Tim S. 52, 64, 158 Bartley, Timmy L. 52 Bash, Lesli A. 52, 57, 60, 150 Bates, Lori A. 52 Baxter, Dyan M. 52, 56, 130 Beahm, Kami R. 52 Bean, Michael 52. 118 Beatty, Paul 52 Benish, John L. Berman, Geoffrey A. Berry, Keith R. 52 Q Berry, Victoria S. 52 Bert, Kelly L, 52, 63 Bigelow, Cindy L. 52 Blomquist, Niklas Blum, Caleb M. 53. 119 Bobb, Ron 53 Bossio, David P. 53, 112 Bowen, Christie L. 53, 118 Bowman, Mike S. 53 Brady, Leah V. 53 Breedlove, Wendy L. Brittun, Sara L. 53, 142 Brown, David Brown, Kari 53 Brown, Michelle L. 53 Brown, Valerie 53, 157 Brownell, Donald E. 53. 137 Bruner, Mike H. 53 Bryan, Cheri R. 53, 102 Cairone, Mike K. 53, 138, 119 Calahan, Lisa B. Campbell, Sean P. 53, 112 Carlson, Christoifer L. 53 Carlson, Richard T. 53, 59 Cavin, Steve L. 53 Chapin, Diane E. 53 Chowen, Cheryl L. 53, 130 Christopher, Christine K. 53, 118, 119 Clark, Dean A. 53 Clark, Kevin M. 53 Clarke, Brenden A. 53, 112, 118 Clifton, Jay C. 53, 116 Close, Michell D. 53 Cochran, Angela M. 53, 58, 150 Coleman, Glenda M. 53 Collins, Michelle 54, 116 Connell, Ronald 54, 117, 118 Conner, Paul 54, 113 Connors, Lorelei L. 54, 151, 99 Coombes, Richard 54 Crane, John A. 54 Crow, Jamie M. Crowe, Angela R. 54 Crumbliss, Teresa L. Curtiss, Teresa M. 54, 149, 117 Cypert, Kevin M. 54, 163 Damron, Oscar E. 54 Daniel, Vivian V. 54 Day, Laurie L. 54 Day, Ronald W. 54 DeHart, Dana 54 DeHart, Theodore R. 54, 112 DeMarce, Dominique R. 54 Densmore, Kristin M. 55, 130, 107, 119 DeRousie, Michelle 55 Devine, Lonnie A. 55 Dewall, David 55 Dinan, Jennifer A. 55 Dodd, Brian L. 55, 163 Dodd, Robert 55 Doench, Tawnya L. 55, 118 Donaldson, Todd R. 55, 152 Dorian, Michele E. 55 Doyle, Brian S. 55 Earnest, Terri A. 55, 99, 116 Eason, Cathy L. 55, 119 Eberle, Leah L. 55 Eggers, Tammie L. 55, 145 Eldridge, Patrick D. 55, 118 Elsworth, Jeffrey D. 55, 119 Endicott, Kimi 55 Engel, Paula M. 55, 144, 157 Evans, Paula E. 55, 60, 151 Fasano, Steve 55 Feist, Teresa M. 55 Fenton, Bobby 130 Ferrandis, Pedro 55 Fesenbek, Rena M. 55, 112 Fiedler, Eric 55, 119, 152 Fisher, Myree R. 148, 149 Flaisig, Edward 55, 59, 146 Flem, Sylvia D. 55, 112, 123 Forrest, Kevin L. 56, 64, 102, 109, 119, 123 Fossett. Jeff M, 56 Fox, Lisa B. 56, 148, 149 Freeman, Bryan R. 56 Freinwald, Patricia A. 56, 148, 149 Freshley, Molly S. 56, 142, 118 Friedman. Don 56 Frye, Alex R. 56, 119 Garver, Roby M. Gee. Steve 56, 146, 102, 152 George, Chris L, 56 Goldsmith, Gregory 56, 112, 158 Gore, Wayne E. 56, 124 Gortmaker, Tami S. 56 Gottbrent, Sonya K. 56 Grant, Jeff S. 56 Graving, Marc E. Gray, Valerie A. 56 Greer, Ric 54, 56 Gubbe, Dianna M. 56, 123 Gunther, Ken E. 56, 64, 137, 112 Guy, Daniel A. 56 Haisch, Jeffrey L, 56 Hammar, Suanne A. 56 Hanna, Will S. 56, 112, 102, 107, 113 Hannaway, Lorna M, 56, 145, 118 Hardy, Terry M. 56 Harmsen, Marty H. Hart, Keith 152 Hart, Stephen W. Hastings, Jennifer 56, 116 Henderson, Lynn A. 56, 107, 109 Hermanson, Brian R, 57 Hinchcliffe, Michael S. 57, 113 Hinchcliffe, Randy 57 Hi-pe, Kevin 57, 117 Hoffman, Greg D. 57, 119 Holdren, Elena 57 Holland, Tonya L. 57 Holmes, Leslie A. 57, 99 Holt, Andy R. 57, 104, 116 Hopp, Rex Hoogan, Matt R. 57, 112, 113. 118, 158 Hsu, Clarissa W. 57, 113, 118 Hughes, Shelly R. 57 Hunsinger, Michelle L. 57. 99, 116 Inouye, Holly A. 57 Iverson, Marcia M. 57, 160 Jackson, Becky 57 Jackson, Leslie 57 Jackson, Lisa 57, 118 Jarvela, Rhonda M. 57 Jenkins, Katie M. 57 Johnson, Christina M. 57, 123 Johnson, James E. 57, 152 Johnson, Michelle L. 58 Jones, Traci L. 38, 50, 148, 102, 103, 123, 12 Judkins, Craig L. Julius. James W. 58, 118 Kannitzer, Kimmie 58, 142 Keating, Kara 58, 112, 142, 119, 123 Kees, Joseph P. 58 Kehoe, Vicki Kellogg, Brenda A. 58. 118 Kennedy, Kris M. 58, 150 Kirschner, Michael D. 58, 140, 118 Kloepfer, Michael F, 58, 123 Koester, Shona 52, 58, 98, 106, 107, 109 Koonrad, Sharlotte A, 58 Krevey, Kimberly A. 58 Krinbring, Cathy A. 55, 58, 142. 143, 116, 119 Kruse, Kathleen A. 58 Lafontaine, David 58, 118 Lang, George R. 58 Larsen, Steve 58, 61, 107, 119, 123 Larson, Dan E. 58, 158 Lattimore, Marcella K. 58 Laux, Debbie A. 58 Lawrence, Kevin A. 58 Le Blanc, Adrienne E. 58, 118 Legette, Steven M. 58 Lehman, Ronald L. Lilja, Robert R, 58 Lindberg, Jill M. 58, 150, 102, 125, 157 Linehan, Kerry E. 58 Lissner, Ronald T. 59, 146. 119 Lockhart, Christopher 59 Louefink, Steve D. 53, 59, 112 Loftus, Angie D. 59, 150, 151 Lohrengel, Kimberly A. 59 Lonborg, Eric L. 59, 118 Longacre, Jeff A. 59 Loonam, David A. 59, 118, 152, 153 LortonfSimmsJ, Carl 59, 112, 113, 163 Lozier, Doug C. 59 Mack, Melanie A. 59, 63, 142, 145, 157 Macomber, Bonnie 59, 116 Main, Karen L. 59 Malm, Karen L. 59. 99. 103, 116, 118 Malroy, Timothy 59, 152 Markoff, Jeff K. 59, 118 Marr, Erinn C. 59, 118 Marsh, Bill 59 Marston, Juli A. 59 Maxin, Mark N. 59 May, Shawn S. 59, 137, 118, 119 Mayo, Richard D. 59 McAferty, Rebecca L. 59 McCune, Patricia T. 59 McDonald, Timothy 59, 137, 11B McKinley, Kim D. 59, 118 McLachlan, Peter S. 59, 112. 102, 104, 113. 119 McNutt, Dana M. Medak, Carla A. 59, 112, 118, 123, 160. 161 Mellander, Lars K. 60 Merdian, Julie A. 60 Mermilliod, Claudine R. 60, 113, 142, 118, 123 Mertena, William 60 Meuchel. John W, 60 Micheau, Brian S. Mick, Kim K. 60 Mihelich, Michelle 60, 99, 116 Miller, Andrea L. 60, 116 Miller, Mary L. 60, 119 Milton, Jefferson W. 60 Minnitti, Steven R. 60 Miskimens, Steven P, 113, 60, 146 Moody, Benton L. 60, 146, 107 Morris, Brett W. 60 Morris, Kathy L. 113, 60 Moss, Douglas 60 Mozel, Cathy M. 60, 116 Murphy, Georgene M. 60, 145 Myers, David M. 60, 152 Neely, Shellie D. 60 Nelson, Paul R. 60, 146, 117, 118 Nguyen, Thang 60, 50 Niemi, Tony 61 Norberg, Terry 61 Nordlund, Amy L. 61, 99, 123 Normoyle, Cameron 61, 152 Nunez. Jill L. 61, 50, 99 O Leary, Christi S. 61, 118 Ocken, Suzy A, 52, 61, 113, 146, 147, 118, 15 Ockerman, Julie A. 61 Palmer, Heidi M. 61, 160, 161 Parkison, Robby L. 65 Parthasarathy, Suma 61, 143, 119, 123 Pearsun, Jenni 61 Peck, Debbie A. 61 Pedigo, David P. 61, 112 Peek, Dawn L. 61 Peltola. Shawni D. 6' Plamondon, Shawn M. 61 Pontius, Steven L. 61 Prather, Marnie M. 61 Price, Erik D. 61, 112, 119 Pritchard, Vernice M. 116 Probst, Jennifer C. 61 Putyrae, Laurie A. 113, 61 Ramos, Manuel Randall, James M. 61 Rathbone, William W. 61, 152 Ream, Lisa A. 61 Reed, David 62, 112 Reiter, Sean M. 62, 163 Renberg, Marnie 62 Renwick, Scott 62 Richards, Susie R. 62 Robbins, Jim S. Roberts, Eric L. 62 Rogers, Brian 62 Romig, Tami L. 62 Roney, Thomas W. 62 Ruffier, John P. 62 Russell, Ronelle M. 62 Samuels, Stacy L. 62 Schaffer, Joshua F. 62 Schamberger, Erik T. 62, 123 Scheffer, Ben T. 62. 63, 117, 152, 153 Schick, Susan R. 62, 142 Schmidt, Kathryn A. 52, 62, 142, 118, 123 Schmitz, Timothy R. 62 Schoening, Sonja R. 62 Schultz, Mark W. 62 Seago, Juan M. 62 Sears. Christina 62 Seidman, Alaina M. 62 Shearer. Linnette 62 Shook, Holly R. 62 Siegle, Christopher 62, 107, 117, 158 Smith, Michelle M. 62, 130 Smith, Paul E. 62 Smith, Penny Smotryski. Teri L. 60, 63, 150, 156, 157 Snell, Nicole S. 63 Solt, Gwyn M. 63, 107 Soto, Selina 116 Spaulding, Beth 63 Speed, Lisa M. 63, 119 Spellmari, Dee Dee 63, 146. 118 Stannard, Cecilia A. 63, 112 Stedman, Lisa M. 63, 99, 116 Stehr, Troy E. 63, 112 Stephenson, Karl F. 63, 116 Stilson, Donald A. 63 Stoll, Scott W. 63, 152 Stone. Mark A. 63 Strong, Barry P. 63, 117 Sutton, Lonna 63 Swilley, Randy S. 63, 50, 119 Talen, Simeon E. Taller, Barbara H. 63 Tanna, Karin L. 63 Tarzan, Jessica A. 63, 116 Tate, Mark E. 63, 50, 152, 153 Taylor, Megan C. 63, 119 Thaller, Eddie 64, 50, 119 Thaller, John 69 Thielen, Kimberly K. 64 Thompson, Shannon M. Thompson, Sheila M. 64, 104, 109, 119, 123, 125 Thompson, Steve E. 64, 113 Thonell, Linda 64, 116 Tibbetts, Michele 64 Tldeman, Peggy 64, 118 Tilson, Michelle M. 64 Townsend, Ronald E. 64 Tracy, Mike T. 64 Turner, Tiki T. 64 Twibell, Paul 64, 104, 119 Albert. Jeffrey 68 Alexander, Eric 68, 113 Allen, Kevin D. 68 Ames, Ames, Brian D. Kimberly A. 68, 157 Andersen, Victor S. 68 Anderson, Amy F. 68, 116 Anderson, Lisa 116 Anderson, Mary 68, 66 Angier. Megan 68, 116, 160, 166 Ardelean, Kenneth P. 68, 141 Arms, Julius S. Armstrong, Shelly A. Bacchetti, Michelle L. Bailey, Hans 68 Baltzell, Lisa D. 68, 116, 157 Banks, Barber. Barlow. Barnes, Barnes, Barnes, Dennis L. Pavid 68 John P. 68, 163 Pat D. 68 Tracy L. 68 Trevor 68 Bassett. Steven K. 68, 79, 141, 112 Beagles, J.S. 68, 113 Beaver, Lisa 68 Behlke, Maria L. 68, 151, 157 Behrens, Christine A. 116 Beichler, Jennifer A. 68 Beichle r, Kim M. 68 Benner, Tracy A. 68 Bennett, Lane 68 Bensley, Rachelle 68, 145 Berndson, Denise R. Berntsen, Maria L. 68 Bickle, Bjerke, Blakew Blayloc Bloom. Andrea R. 68 Brett C. 69 ay, Phillip A. 69 k, Teresa L. 69 Nancy K. 69, 112 Boushele, Mark A. 69 Bracero, Rene E. 69 Bradford, Shannon R. 69, 99, 116 Bragg, Candi L. 69 Brandell, George E. 69, 112 Briggs, Harold F. Briley, Jamie L. 69 Brown, Kathleen E. 69, 116 Brown, Lane 69 Brown, Matt R. 69, 141 Brown, Brown, Brown, Pennie D. 69, 116 Stephanie A. 69, 116 Timothy D. 69, 118 Bryden, Rebecca A. 142 Burreson, John E. 68, 69, 113, 158 Bush, Kevin D. 69, 70 Byles, Bruce H. 69, 141 Carlson, Mark A. 69, 141, 112, 113 Carlson, Michele A. 70, 118 Carlson, Wendy D. 68, 70, 145, 281 Carpenter, Tonya L. 70, 118 Champ Chase. agne, Elizabeth A. 70, 151, 116 Bridgett M. Chiasson, Jeffrey P. 70, 141 Clark, Cathleen K. 70, 116 Clark, Mike T. 70 Clarke, Aubryn M. 70, 113, 142 Cochran, Darrell L. 70, 112, 66, 141 Colantuono. Amy S. 70, 112, 118 Colgan, Sean P. 70 Collins, Brett L. 70, 141 Collins, Gerald L. 70 Collins, Stephen A. 70 Connor, Michelle C. 70, 116, 157 Cook, John F. 70, 141, 153 Coombes, Nicki L. 70 Cooper, Kerry D. 70 Cooper, Mike D. 70, 74, 141, 153 Corbett, Ellen 76 Corbett, Heahter A. 79 Uhlman, Teresa M. 64 Upshaw, Matthew L. 117 Vail, Kathleen M. 65, 130, 107, 119 Vance, Timmy Vaughn, Doug M. 65, 107, 118 Velazquez, Daniel R. Ventar, Melinda A. 65. 151, 157 Wack, Jennifer 65, 112, 118 Wagner, Audra R. 65 Wagner, Leah M. 65 Walker, Amy M. 52, 65, 144 Ward, Mark R. 65, 118 Warner, Franklin Warren, Craig T. Watkins. Doug S. 65 Watson, Randy 65 Watts, Rochelle R. 65 Weeks, Jeff M. 65 Willrich, Chris C. 65, 112 Wilson, Jeffrey C. 65. 119 Winter, Daniel G. 65, 117, 118, 151, 152 Winter, Timothy D. 65, 140, 118, 151, 152 Wolfson, Michael P. 65, 103 Wolverton, Michelle L. 56, 65 Wood, Brenda L. 65, 112, 145 Woodruff, Scott A. 65, 118, 152 Woodworth, Sherry L. 65 Wright, Carson O. 65 Wright, Verda A. 65 Wubbena, Tyler R. 65. 119. 158 Young, Eric N. 65 Zargia, Bethann 1. 65 7 ':i1er, Kristin M. 65, 113 ' erman, Charles E. 65 Grade 9 Coyne, Cheryl L. 70, 146 Crumley, Scott R. 70. 153 Curtis, Kris L. 70, 112 Cypert, Kirk M. 70 Dalebout, Randy L. 70 Daniels, Curtis R. 70 Davis, Carol K. 71, 99, 157 Davis, Shelli K. 71, 99 Day, Randy T. 71 Deacon, Dawn M. 71, 112, 148 Decroupet, Peter M. 71 Denger, Mason C. 71, 141, 163 Deuter, Brett S. 71, 113 Diebold, Robert M. 71, 141, 117, 118 Doench, Alicia M. 71, 145, 157 Dorian. Joel K. 71 Dukes. John A. 71 Dunham, Greg H. 71, 141, 153 Duvall, Robert H. Egerton, Shannon M. 71, 151 Eich, Jacque K. 71, 151 Ellis, Sandy L. 71 Elwess, Donnalee 71 Endicott, Kelly R. 71, 73 England, Gerald 71 Fairhurst, Shawn C. 71, 146, 109 Fay, Lyn L. 71 Fehring, Dawn R. 71, 116 Feldmann, Gary A. 71, 153 Ferguson, James E. 71, 113 Ferguson, Patricia A. 71 Finn, Barbara A. 78, 112 Fitzmorris, Angela 71, 151, 107, 116 Flohr, Lila S. 71 Forrester, Marilyn D. 71, 145, 116 Franzen, Kristy 71, 116 Fritsch, Joe S. Froehlich, Frances 72, 116 Frost, Michael 72, 141, 153 Fruitrich, Kelly 72, 151, 116 Frye, Tonia A. 72, 73 Gardner, Art 72 Gennotti, Andrea E. 72 Gibson, Andy L. Gibson, Charmin L. 72 Goeckner, Sharon K. 72, 99, 116 Grenier, Michele D. 72 Grubbs, Lori L. 72 Guttormson, Dana F. 72, 141 Guy, Donald A. 72 Guykema, Margo K. 72 Hall, BobbyfAlvin A. 72 Hanson, Michelle 72, 157 Harder, Marla 72 Harding, Charles L. Hargraves, Irene M. 72 Harris, Kevin L. 72 Hart. Jeff R. 153 Hartman, Dean R. Heath, David C. 72, 153 Heath, Shirley K. Hendricks, Roger S. 72 Henry, Michael D. 72, 141, 153 Henry, Robert C. 72, 141 Herbig, Jeffrey 72 Herrera, David A. 73 Hetland, Emily 75, 73, 157 Hicks, Gordon 73, 141, 153 Higginbotham, Daina E. 73, 116 Hill, Julia D. 73, 151 Hill, Robert W. 73 Hoehne, John 73, 117 Hovda, Randy 73 Howdeshell, Chris L. Howe, Kerri L. 73 Hulbert, Greg P. 73 Huseby, Steven 73 Hyer, Stephen A. 73 Inman, Ronald L. Jenkins, Jeffnifer R. 73 Jenks, Christine M. 73 Jensen, Dean L. 73, 112 Johnson, Becky L. Johnson, Dan E. 73, 141, 124 Johnson, Emily A. 73, 151, 116 Johnson, Jacki 118 Johnson, Tim 73 Jones, Stacey L. 73, 112, 160 Kartman, Kevin P. 73 Kerrigan, Richard A. Kiely, April A. 73, 116, 157 Kiley, John F. 73, 118, 153 Knostman, Christine 43, 148 Kropp, Teressa E. 73 La Rue, Susan 73 Lafond, Lisa K. 73, 104, 107 Lamar, Teresa L. 73, 157 Larson, David E. 73 Larson, Eric 74, 118 Larson, Neil B. 70, 74, 112, 153 Latta, Courtney L. 44, 113 Le Base, Christine A. 74, 116 Leachman, Veronica 74 Leblanc, Russ K. 74, 118 Ledgerwood, Dannie L. 74, 141, 117 Lehman, Kenneth 74, 124 Lemke, Leanne 151, 116 Leonard, Angie 69, 157, 70, 145 Lewis, Roger D. 74, 113 Lichtenberg, Julie A. 74, 113, 100, 157 Lohr, Scott S. 74, 141, 118 Lundberg, Joel W. 74, 141, 153 Lundmark, Carline 24, 112 Mahar, Paul D. 118 Malcum, Suzanne S. 72, 74 Manning, Christine S. 68, 74, 150, 157 Maraby, Eric D. 74 Martin, Michael L. 74 Marogg, Jenny M. 74 Mathison. Rebecca A. 74 Matthews, Ryan 74 Mattingly, James Maxwell, Toni L. 74 Maynard, Kevin S. Mc Cormick, Mike 74 McCully, Monicalyn 74, 113, 118 McDowell, Vincent T. 74, 113 McKay, Kimberly C. 74 McKenory, Tracy S. 74, 113, 15 McKimmey, Jerry L. 74 McKissick, Craig S. 74 McPherson, David W. 75, 141 Mead, Ron W. 75 Merritt, Eddie A. 112 Messegee, Larry D. 75, 141, 153 Miller, Deidre A. 75 Milligan, Laura A. Moc, Hong S. 75 Moes, Jennifer L. 75, 112 Moody, David P. 75, 66, 141, 118, 153 Morris, Terry 75 Morrison, Lynn A. 75, 112 Morrison, Michelle E. 15 Moye, Kelly 75 Moye, Toni M. 75 Mueller, Tania M. 75, 112 Mulligan, Sara 71, 116, 157 Mumford, Becky P. 75 Murphy, Angela M. 75, 145 Murray, Paul 75, 118 Myers, Megan M. 75, 151, 157 Myers, Sean 75. 153 Nebel, James A. Neurow, Bobby S. 75, 112, 141 Nelsen, Stephanie L. Nelson, Boris A. 75 Nelson, Christine A. 75, 150, 151. 154 Q Neufeld, Doug F. 75 Newsome, John Nguyen, Truong H. 75, 116 Nunez, Ann M. 75 Olson, Leif E. 75, 117, 158 Oreilly, Micheal S. Pampaian, Rebecca A, 112, 76 Parker, Sean P. 76 Parsons, Troy S. 76, 163 Patters, Michelle R. 76 Pearson, Elizabeth 68, 76, 116 Pearson, Kim A. Pentt, Nicole R. 113, 76, 79 Peterman, Alfred L. 76 Peters, Kim R. 76, 79, 116, 118 Philippsen, Anthony 76, 141 Phillips, Karla M. 76 Phillips, Tina M. Phillips, Tonia L. 76 Phinney, Christopher A. 76 Potis, Kevin 76 Potter, Brian A. 76 Pratt, Gary B. 76 Rainford, Daniel C. 76 Raymond, Angie S. Read, Becky E. 76 Reed, Kristen L. 113, 142, 76 Reinertsen. Patti L. 76 Renwick, Leslie F. 76, 157 Rice, Jim K. Richards, Keith M. Rixe, Vincent O. Robb, Debbie S. 76 Robbins, Lisa R. 76, 116 Robertson, Kirk A. 76 Rollman, Don B. 76 Rose, Kelly L. Russ, Juliann 113, 76 Roth, Chris M. 76 Ruch, Wade M. 146, 76 Ruder, Roy iSkipl R, 76 Ruhl, Matt 77, 147, 146 Savoie, Lori L. 77 Schell, Steven T. Schimmels, Benny B. 77, 141 Schlender, Janie S. 77 Schultz, Wayne P. 77 Seaman, Darren M. 77 Senn, Thomas 77 Shaffer, Regina M. 77, 116 Shearer, Timmy L. 77 Sherwood, Mark R. 77, 117 Shipley, David K. 77, 116 Shook, Larry T. 77, 117, 118 Shorb, Del R. 77, 141, 163 Simpson, Tim S. 77, 153 Sinclair. Denise L. 77 Smellow, Kristina M. 77, 116 Smith, Damon S. 77, 113, 141 Snyder, James B. 77, 113, 107 Soto, Sara S. 77 Stefan, Christopher E. 77 Stidd, Katherine M. 77 Stippich, Jennifer A. 77, 104, 107, 116 Strand, Connie M. 79 Stretz, Robbie K. 77 Surles, Renee L. 116 Swanberg, Dionna 77, 79 Taylor, Anna L. 78 Taylor, Chris L. 78, 117 Taylor, Doug 78 Terry, Lisa R. 69, 145, 78, 116 Thomas, David L. 78 Thomas, Mark 78 Tierney, Sarah L 145, 78, 157 Tilson, Beth A. 78 Tipping, Bryon D. 78 Tran, Tuan A. 78 Triggs, Dixie L. 148, 78 Triplett, Jonnie L. 78 Turner, Jeff B. Tygart, Debbie A. 146, 75, 116, 157 Ulvenes, Kimberly A. 145, 78 Vaughn, Greg A. 78, 141 Ventar, Ronald 141, 118, 153 Wagner, Kimberly L. Wagner, Steven E. 78 Walters, David C. 78, 116 Ward, Demaris S. Warner, Darrell R. 78, 141, 118 Watson, Devi M. 78 Weatherbie, Sonja K. Webb, Bert A. 78 Weisenfeld, John C. 78, 124 Wentworth, Ann Marie 78 White, Mary S. 148, 78 Whitlock, Steven S. 79, 112 Wilkinson, Rochelle L. Wilson, Leila M. Wise, Jennifer A. 113, 79 Wood, Dean B. 79 Workman, Bret S. 79, 124 Wobbena, Robin L. 79, 112, 160 Zarrell, Loren D. 79 THE TCP TEN GRADUATES OF 1983 Virginia Reukema 4.000 Kimiko Yamane 3.949 I er 3.907 Steve Hutsell 3. 3 875 3 854 THE EVENTS OF 1983 THE VISIT OF QUEEN ELIZABETH FAREWELL TO Tootsie on a Roll to the Top iz: if-- Q1 3-, E i .-I.-f ' 4I' x i', ,ws 1- , sa i .W Q ,, ,E 'K Q4 v,--TI . 'll Ili. 'll ii I Q ' - ..,. i --- I- 51: l , - .' 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QDo you remember Mike, John, Christian, and Eric?i Getting up at 5:00 a.m. for morning swim team workouts and 'T.P.ing' Backman's house at 6:00 a.m. with cross country runners Dan Heath and Pat Conner. Bonnie Lissner- . . filming our final for film ed. but forgetting the film. We spent an entire day running around town acting out scenes for Happy Birthday Janie only to discover at the end of the day - somebody forgot the film! Julie Pond- .. going to Sunriver, Oregon last spring on the music trip, Skiing for the first time, singing from the balcony, listening to Don Tacett speak about positive self-image, soaking in the hot tubs, and the LONG bus ride. Kimiko Yamane- , .. the football game in Elma. The field was a giant mud puddle, but the Bear Blitz continued. That was one night when we all loved our Bears! Alice Berschauer- . . when Good Day singers took a first place trophy at the Southwest Washington music contest. The trophy represented more than an award, it stood for all of our hard work, love for music, and ability to work together as a group. Being a member of this group has truly made my senior year a fun and memorable one. Nancy Minnitti 3.949 Charles Larson 3.825 Julie Pond 3.818 mv 'f?NFF 4. MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE 0mPuter jf ' ll . t W5 oves n 'H ni u -I ZZ .Il Ill , It U11 V-M. ,.. swf fe1a'r.g., I ' fel ff...-1.7J...i...i.,-L.Yi+i--i?l--.l,?i..- '1 ' eeeefsef+1+1+ee.-T-X'Nui N feel?-T.Z.f..Tf. ., wwlfl. . .. Ol mpia Brewing Co. Stock Makes Last Surge E.T. 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